Electronic Blackjack - hit after doubling down.

[mickeycrimm]

The game is IGT copyright 2021

Shacks calculator says it’s 99.6.

Maybe Shack's calculator needs to be updated, because I don't see options for hitting and double down after double down on his calculator.

Although I hear he will provide that information for a cut of the action. And I say that not upset with that. That is his right and an AP mentality.

As for this game, mickeycrimm, did you or have you run across it in your many travels? And if so where you able to check it out for any unusual playing options?

It’s the first time I seen this particular BJ console. Couldn’t hit after doubling. The house it is in is small, maybe 100 machines. They couldn’t take the losses if it were exploitable.

PS the game is uncountable. Shuffle after every deal.

[Rob.Singer]

Maybe I can step in here and help,

It Never Happened.

You're welcome....

More hijacking of a legitimate discussion, this one started by mickeycrimm, within this already established thread.

Mdawg just proves and re-proves with every post, that he is nothing more than an obsessed, bitter, angry troll and piece of shit of a person.

And here is the sad part. You know what he is SOOO pissed about? that someone, some real player (and there were actually many) dared call out his fantasy claims and nonsense as bullshit. Ridiculous. Just go way loser (both literally and figuratively) and come back yet again with a different handle and story.

Kew, every time you either start or get involved in a thread, it's as if a virus has infected it. Your constant making-it-up-on-the-go, adjusting your tales after other posters begin exposing your lies, and the humiliating jumping up and down about posters bringing up your history of lying, shows us all what an irrelevant little twit you've always been. And all that technical blackjack blather isn't fooling anyone. Your extreme infatuation with & addiction to the game has led you into copy-posting from any source you can find. You really don't think people can see that?

[kewlJ]

The house it is in is small, maybe 100 machines. They couldn’t take the losses if it were exploitable.

This was the problem I identified almost immediately that I knew would limit our play, and it did as we began playing it. In our case it wasn't that the casinos were small like the one you describe, but if you take a look at any of these console type electronic blackjack games at any casino, they just don't get much play from the general public. So if all of the sudden someone or in our case 2 players all of the sudden play and take $150, $200 an hour (each) from the machine for multiple hours, they are going to know something is up within a couple days of pulling reports. And all they have to do is go to the video to confirm.

This is why I immediately knew there was no chance of milking this play. We needed to hit a casino until we couldn't and move on, and hit until we couldn't and move on again. It was always going to be a race against time. And other players discovering the play, which I figured would be the case would only shorten that race. I was hoping for a little more time (and money) than we got, but really am not surprised it wasn't. It was very predictable, how it would play out.

I have tried to think if there was anything we could have done differently. Possibly if you were playing a machine local to you, you could have tried to milk it, maybe playing an hour 3 times a week. But once we got on the road, and had motel and travel expenses, there was no chance of that. And if you tried to slow walk or milk the play, the more likely scenario would be someone else comes along discovers it and the play is shut down with you only getting a small amount of action. No, the only play was to hit hard and fast and quickly move to the next location.

[smurgerburger]

You can't milk it because the glitch you described is extremely obvious - a menu briefly pops up and you literally just have to press the button in time and see that it works.

This would have been found day 1 in Las Vegas and everyone would have been all over it.

You should have described it as just a flicker, and if you happen to be rapidly tapping the screen where the button would have been when the flicker occurs, you can get the input registered.