How to be a Long-Term Winner at Blackjack With Gambling Expert Henry Tamburin
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ธ.ค. 2017
- American Casino Guide author, Steve Bourie, interviews blackjack expert, Henry Tamburin, for tips on how to be a long-term winner at blackjack. Topics covered include: finding the best games, mastering the best strategy, using an entry-level card counting system, having enough bankroll and how to disguise your advantage play.
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19:30 5 steps to follow.
1. Play the 21 game that has player favorable rules towards the player
2. Master the playing strategy for that game and rules
3. Use an entry level card counting
4. Make sure you have sufficient funds before you play
5. As an advantage player, blend in like the other people around you.
Need to turn the volume up when recording. I have volume all the way up and can barely hear anything. Good info though. That's what we do.
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Great video! thanks for the content.
4:00 Choose 3:2, avoid 6:5 payoff on Blackjack.
Choose: Double Down after Splitting a Pair.
Use the Basic Strategy Guide on the Rules of the Table you are playing.
Choose: Dealer stands on Soft 17.
Choose: Double Down on any 2 cards.
1/2 percent to 1/3 percent losses expected.
Avoid progressive betting systems.
Learn to card count.
Have a sufficient bank roll and bet according to your bank roll.
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Great video Mr Henry Tamburin, I bought and read your book Blackjack Take the Money and Run a long time ago when it first came out and I loved it and still do but you failed to mention on this video above regarding good rules that the penetration of whatever deck you're playing is extremely important because as you know if a dealer only deals half the cards or 50% for example that they have and they Shuffle it's not even close to being as beneficial or even worthwhile to play compared to if they deal 80% of all the cars that they have before they Shuffle Etc. and you know that but could you please put your Blackjack book Take the Money and Run on Kindle version so that I can buy and have that version also so that I can read it again on my phone or tablet or wherever I'm at please? Thanks, I bought your paperback book at least a couple times before but they're currently misplaced so I would love to get the Kindle version if you put it out on Kindle because I'm hoping all these older books come out on Kindle version and a lot of them have now but there's still quite a few that haven't yet but they should all be on Kindle version for all of us serious players and collectors of all these great classic Blackjack books just like yours!
Use punctuation, Junior.
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Any player who sits at a 6/5 table is already showing the casino he/she doesn't know what they're doing.
Except single-deck, where 6:5 BJ is still worthwhile.
6/5 is the biggest con of a table game
I agree with this, actually. 6-5 is terrible odds, but I think a 6-5 single deck game with good pen that allows doubling on any first two cards and doubling after splits can still be worth it versus the 3-2 with HEAVY restrictions that shuffles after the first hand or two.
What about adjusting your title based on your gain/loss ratio for disguise? Begin as a low gambler - losing: congrats you're an advantage player, winning: congrats you're a gambler. Gain a sufficient advantage, play the luck game see if you win, if lose quit on your designated allotted amount relative to new bankroll. Come back another day, week, month. Blackjack play is hilarious, to really play you have to transcend boundaries *but don't get caught* hahaha.
Question for you regarding counting / increasing bets when the deck is heavy with tens & face: Since the dealer is drawing their hand from the same cards, is my advantage only the ability to be aggressive when I have choices to make about splitting and doubling? If I couldn't double and split, would there still be a good reason to increase my bets based on the deck being full of high cards?
Double downs an blackjacks are the most important reasons card counting is in your favor. If you cannot double down but can split, forget about getting the advantage.
@@GaryLuKOTH I know this is 3 yrs old but I ran across it and its not so simple. So this is less targeted at you and more for anyone trying to find an answer who happen by.
Most face down games don't allow DAS and only double on 9-11 or 10-11. These games with these rules and up to 50% pen are still the most friendly to low bank rolls and very good ev/risk. I recommend new players actually seek them out. If you have a larger bank roll they tend to be watched too closely for you to get away with what you want but exceptions exist. For the guy with a tiny bank roll needing to preserve low ror games with a small spread (and ok ev) this is what you're looking for.
If you're playing 6+ deck and see 50% pen ndas then yes, definitely avoid like the plague. Treat them like a 6:5 game and look at the table with disdain and disgust.
Why is face down so good? Because it's going to be a single or double deck. Using cvcx if you can get one on one time with even a semi competent dealer you can keep risk of ruin below 2% with under 10k bank roll and ev at $30-40. You'll need to learn a slightly altered basic strategy for these games and please dear god learn all deviations not just the most profitable and get good at negative deviations because you can't easily wong out of these games. If you can do this though they are extremely profitable. I recommend looking at wizard of odds if you're interested in the math behind it.
I guess the tldr is it depends on the game. Good single deck I've been told are hard to find but I'm finding more and more. Double deck are spattered everywhere so you can probably find a few worth playing but be careful because the casinos know these games are profitable too.
Check a house edge calculator and you'll see that if you're playing a single or double deck with das, split any, rsa the player actually has an edge with just simple basic strategy. No counting needed. This is why they kinda have to put these rules in place. Anyway good luck.
Is BlackJack the only game where a Casino will force you to leave if they suspect you of counting cards or are there other games where they will force you to leave for excessive winnings and what would those circumstances be, excluding drunk, rude, threatening behavior?
If a casino thinks that you, somehow, have an advantage over then they will bar you from playing. This has happened to some video poker players, as well as blackjack players. I have not heard of it happening to slot machine players.
I have a question as a card counter I use KO count and want to learn the illustrious 18 but where can I find a chart of the illustrious 18 used with KO (all the charts I find only use illustrious 18 with Hi-Lo)
KO is an uneven count system this system is advantages because you do not need to convert a running count to a true count as you work deeper in the shoe like with hi/lo
The problem with KO it does not keep adjusting to the shoe penetration so much of the deviations would not be available for KO because of the unbalanced country
in the ko blackjack book it shows the preferred strategy
So how do u know which table has which rules? Do they have them printed anywhere?
usually, there will be a placard on the table that shows the rules. If not, you can ask the dealer.
Cool. Thank you for answering.
which casino in S CA has the best rules for the player for blackjack Pechanga or Pala
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also if the smart guy next to you puts his bet up maybe you should too
Sure! Watch the other players that may be counting for you!
You can tell who the counters are by observing them.
Not talking a lot and really paying attention to ALL of the cards being played.
Watch for bet size changes.Not so much their strategy.
Players that drink less may be counting. Sit next to first or third base,so you can easily see all of the cards being played,after the dealer turns them over.
I just watch high and low cards and see the general mix of cards that were played.
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how to be a long term winner at blackjack......if you win your first bet leave the table and quit playing blackjack for the rest of your life. there.
That’s the short run, not the long run.
@@GaryLuKOTH Ya gotta know when to fold them, know when to hold them, know when to walk away . . . know when to run !
AmericanCasinoGuide. Would you be interested in making a video on how to prevent being forced to leave a Casino for counting cards or what you should do if a Casino tells you to leave, not because you are drunk, rude, threatening...but because you are winning and they suspect you of something like counting cards?
Casinos are considered private clubs and they ask you to leave for any reason, as long as it's not discriminatory. Usually, they will just bar you from playing blackjack rather than asking you to leave. In New Jersey and Missouri they can't ask you to stop playing because you are counting cards. However, they can make you flat bet which would not allow you to gain any advantage.
It does not mean that if the low cards are removed you will get the high cards, it might still go to the dealer
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What if it's at a casino with no tables and all computer black jack tables
It's still possible to be a long-term winner at electronic blackjack games if the benefits of the player's club outweigh your expected losses. You would have to do some research on the games offered and the benefits received in order to see if it could be worthwhile for you.
@@TheJackpotGents how do u find how many decks are there in that electronic table?
Man, the Audio on all your new videos is so quiet. Can you fix this please?
We were not aware of that problem. We will keep it in mind for future video productions.
Card counting problem. If the shoe is rich in 10s from the start you dont increase your bet and when the low cards balance, you will lose your ass, trust me!
Didn't understand a word after the dot.....
You don't have the odds in your favor from the start of the shoe he said. So you can't anticipate when to bet high.
Reno has SD and DD.
1st example was a little extreme.
The odds of all the Aces coming out right away in a single deck game? I'd say, below average, way below average.
At a full table you have 11 or 13 cards face up before anyone acts depending on the layout. I think it's easier than you would think
Good info, but have to cram my bluetooth headset 6 inches into my ear to hear it. =)
AmericanCasinoGuide. Are Casino BlackJack games moving away from allowing the players to hold the cards in their hands? Do you have an idea of what percent of Casinos allow players to touch/hold the cards versus not being able to touch/hold the cards?
You can only hold your cards in single, or double-deck, blackjack game. If the cards are dealt from a shoe then you aren't supposed to touch the cards.
Holding the cards is an advantage to the casino because you can’t see the other players cards.
What's a good bankroll to start with? $1000?
Nearly any bankroll is a good bankroll to start with if you have good bankroll management. Colin from Blackjack Apprenticeship started with only $2000 and was able to grow to $600K.
If your maximum bet is $100, you will need a $10,000 bankroll. See the videos on the Kelly Criterion.
I have turned 100-200 into 500-600 quite a few times. More than I have lost
I can't hear you!
The only way to be a winner at Blackjack is to play with imaginary chips in your mind. It is a fun game!
counting cards was a 80s thing where theres no automatic shuffling machines counting cards now of days gives u a minuscule edge now of days
do you get paied from 888 so you wannna Convince us that 888 guide is correct?
We don't get paid by 888. Henry writes blackjack articles for them. His work is very good and very accurate.
11:50 Who memorizes basic strategy in an hour or less?
Hes not saying you can learn traditional card counting in an hour. Remember these are speed counters, rough counts. etc.
You can use a Stategy Guide while you play as long as you don't slow down the game pace.
"I started off playing $1 games"... In 1975
LOL Basically a red chip today.
Even if you know basic strategy if you don’t get the high cards when you are dealt you will still lose
16:20 That light in the middle's bulbs need to be changed. Lol
Great video. I heard you fine. These people must be deaf.
Ditto . . . I was thinkin the same ! 💀
I thought they shuffle every few hands nowadays.
Never bust strategy it works I
Piedad Stoffel You post that comment a lot and it is always wrong.
Do casinos care if you go in there and win $500-$1000 a week? Assuming you're an AP.
Of course they care. If you are a card counter you would not be welcome in a casino. Therefore, you would need to try and disguise your play, or play on a team that disguised its play.
I always end up asking pretty girls on dates and spend my bankroll on them
Henry tamburlin is not an expert, he told me to double eleven versus Ace and 10, I lost, he's an expert for making money for the casinos. 😂😰🎍💸💸💸💸
Bruh, basic strategy says to double down on 11 vs. ace or 10 for hit soft 17 games. You are looking at the wrong basic strategy chart.
Card counting does not guarantee that you will win
It is not about guaranteeing a win. It is about getting the edge. Notice that the casino is not guaranteed to win money in any run, but there is a reason why the house wins in the long run. The high cards benefit the player because they are better for the player than for the dealer. For instance, blackjacks guarantee either win or push for both the player and the dealer. The difference is that if the player gets blackjack, then they get paid 3 to 2 while for the dealer, they only get paid 1 to 1.
Speak up your voice is muffled in my underwear !
Lol
Don't need to learn to count cards or basic strategy. There's another way
What’s your “another way” and do you have proof that it works?
@@GaryLuKOTH the only proof I have are my results.
card counting will get you banned!
Yes, If a casino figures out that you are counting cards they will probably ban you. That's why card counters like to play on teams as it helps them to disguise their play. One person can count cards and bet small. When there is a favorable situation for the player he can signal a team member to come over to the table and make big bets, while the counter continues to make small bets. Since the new player hasn't been at the table long enough to be counting cards the large betting is less suspicious to the casino personnel.
-Using another person to bet for you is Conspiracy and another reason for the Casino to force you to leave. Wikipedia defines Conspiracy as: A conspiracy is a secret agreement by people to commit something wrong or illegal. Depending on the circumstances, a conspiracy may be a crime, or a civil wrong. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conspiracy
-I think the Casinos should be required by law to allow people to play, as long as they play according to the rules set forth by the State Gaming Commision/Attorney General. The Casinos are not required to force you to leave it the player is losing, but they force you to leave if they suspect you of winning too much. This is borderline unlawful.
There is no conspiracy as there is no law that is being broken. Counting cards is perfectly legal because you are simply using your brain. Casinos just don't like it when you do it.
i agree. casino are cheap bastards who just want to take our money. if i can count cards i will help my friends win and other people.
Depends on the casino & how much you wager. For example my bets usually range from $1 to $5 at my local casino and from $5 to $10 elsewhere. Fortunately my local casino is a massive property with high rollers spending tens of thousands of dollars a hand. There are some players which they make millions of dollars off of a night, so they probably don't care that some low minimum jerk is beating them for pocket change.
This guy in the blue is terrible.
He was literally about to say exactly how to count cards, in laymans terms. This guy cuts him off mid sentence.