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Therefore the overall blackjack ratio of other-value cards to tens is simply calculated as 36/16, or 2.25. If this blackjack ratio falls below 2.25, the casino dealer's 'shoe' pile is rich in tens and therefore the blackjack player has an advantage over the casino dealer, who is more likely to go 'bust'.
Each time a blackjack card with a value of 10 is used, the card counter mentally reduces this score by one and recalculates the blackjack card ratio. Similarly, the total score for other-value blackjack cards is reduced by one when cards with a value of less than 10 are seen. The following example clearly illustrates how this method of blackjack card counting can easily identify when the casino dealer's blackjack shoe is rich in tens and therefore in the player's advantage:
This total blackjack ratio is more than 2.25, therefore the player immediately increases their blackjack bets. |
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