Blackjack Lucky 8 Rules
Blackjack rules also serve another important purpose for the casino. It is the rules of blackjack which help to determine the house edge. Blackjack has been constructed in such a way that the house is always guaranteed to win in the long run if the player follows the rules. Blackjack may have given way to slots in terms of popularity but nevertheless, remains the most played casino-banked card game in the world.The game yields a rather small house edge and follows relatively simple rules although mastering it to the tee and becoming a pro is no picnic. With Lucky Ladies you can use your regular blackjack count to beat the game but in Lucky Lucky you need a specialized count which should probably like AM says to focus on the 6,7, and 8 cards. I don't know if it would be worth it. Player-friendly bonus bets like Straight 8's and Sweet Sixteen are on the low end of the casino edge at just 2.7 percent. Higher percentage bets like Royal Match, Match The Dealer, Hi/Low, and Bonus Spin, have a casino edge of 3.5 percent to 8.6 percent. Lucky Ladies, Magic Jack and Wheel of Madness have a casino edge of 17 percent to 24 percent. The Objective and Rules of Lucky Ladies. The Lucky Ladies side bet is a wager made on the first two cards dealt; that they will total 20 points, in any combination. In games which offer this wager, there will be a designated area for such a bet, adjacent to the regular blackjack bet (usually a small, separate circle).
Blackjack Lucky 8 Rules Online
Blackjack Lucky 8 Rules Card Game
Thank you so much for the help to my previous question.
Has any research been done on the 'Lucky Lucky' side bet in BJ? For those that have never heard of it, it is a side bet anywhere from $1-25 and these are the payouts:
Suited 777: 200 to 1
Suited 678: 100 to 1
777: 50 to 1
678: 30 to 1
Suited 21: 15 to 1
21 Total: 3 to 1
20 Total: 2 to 1
19 Total: 2 to 1
18 Total or less: Loss
I see a lot of sheep players betting 'Lucky Lucky', and for some I realize that they are winning more at their side bet than their regular BJ bet. Others consistently lose hopeful of getting even the lowest payout.
Just a few days ago I hit a suited 777 and was the talk of the house. Of course, I didn't bet, but it got me thinking.... could this little side bet be beatable? I use Hi-Lo, at what count, if any, could I have an edge on this game? Any information on this side bet would be great!
I have done some research but haven't got many results on the forum and search engines, but I am very curious to know at what count this could make some extra $$ and just any insight on this at all would be greatly appreciated.
Or is this side bet really just based on luck?
-clouds