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When the dealer has an Ace up, they’ll offer insurance. Should you take them up on their offer? What about “Even Money”? What if you have a bad hand? In this video, professional card counter Colin Jones breaks down the math behind insurance, why you probably shouldn’t take it, and when you actually should.
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Most places in Vegas don't pay 3-2 anymore its 6-5 so you'd be a damn to fool to take even money, insurance isn't affected.
Never took insurance or even money
Just curious, you stated never take less insurance for less than 3 on a shoe game. Wouldn't the same also be true on a pitch game?
You know I learned counting cards, but it's too energy demanding.
A disclaimer should be thrown into this video. If they offer even money at a 6 to 5 table, always take it. Same principle, but favorable towards you.
Lost 20k last week 😅.
Do you have any knowledge of a Casino Floor Manager waving the Black Jack 3/2 rule for a Player?
About the simple math of Even money and insurance this guy is pretty spot on. However the card counting and many many other simple facts he is a moron about and a straight up liar. You can not count cards in black jack. Well you use to be able to count cards when casinos were using a single deck back nearly 150 years ago. In modern times casinos use a machine shuffling system build under to table that shuffles 500 to 50,000 decks in a way that causes the next cards to be nearly impossible to count using a computer to attempt to predict the next card and even super computers fail at counting the cards properly to the point that even a super computer has a 1/52 chance of guessing the next card correctly at best and that is a super computer. It is completely random for the next card because even when only 12 cards are left the machine is already shuffling the missing cards from that deck into the deck so that there is never time when the deck does not have all 52 cards. To put it in reality you can have 5000000000000000000000000000000 turns in a row where someone in a group of 2 or more that one person will have the exact same card like a Ace or 2 of diamonds. Dealers only deal out the cards that they pull out of the machine. To rely on counting cards is to prove your a moron and going to be broke instantly.
Who insures a blackjack though? Why would anyone ever think to do that