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One of the easiest tactics to play blackjack and be a regular winner is to play like the croupier competes.
You will find more players will bellyache at the tables if you do so, but why would you care? You will come away with a win, more frequently, over a period of time if you habitually compete like the house. Attempt it at home, online, or in real life in the brick and mortar betting houses on a "leisurely day," but make sure you attempt it seeing as it functions.
It’s the simplest way to compete with no counting, definitely no 10’s or 5’s or anything else to clearly remember. If you pause and ponder it, here is why this "strategy" will be the only technique you will ever need:
How many times does a croupier show a two and end up making a great hand? How often does a dealer show a three, flip a 10, and make a great hand? How many times have you split an eight-eight versus the house’s face and ended up with 2 losing hands instead of one? How frequently have you split AA versus a croupier’s face and had two losing hands instead of one?
It’s really impressive how the dealer can pull a hand out with starting hands of twelve,13,fourteen,15, even sixteen. It happens because it’s supposed to happen, due to the number of low cards in the deck and a few other factors.
Attempt this plan out and see if you play any better than you have in the past. Remember, if you attempt this system or any other, do it constantly and with this one it means you compete like the dealer each time. Just hit until you get 17 and stand.
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