TIMING is EVERYTHING

[justlooking]

What looks to me like REAL blackjack play and not some fake stuff.

Started with $85,000 bankroll, down to around $27,000.

Hit a winning streak of 5+ in a row betting over $12,000 a hand near the end and ended up winning. Freaking nuts.

I've had over 14+ wins in a row many times but flat bet $100 so won $1,400+ not like this guy.

 

[JDS]

I’ve said that same quote many times on these boards, you Goddamn right it is, especially in the gambling industry.

 

[BobbyFK]

As we all know, there is luck involved in it as well. You could play perfect blackjack, strategy, and still lose

 

[BigJay]

What looks to me like REAL blackjack play and not some fake stuff.

Started with $85,000 bankroll, down to around $27,000.

Hit a winning streak of 5+ in a row betting over $12,000 a hand near the end and ended up winning. Freaking nuts.

I've had over 14+ wins in a row many times but flat bet $100 so won $1,400+ not like this guy.

Difficult to watch because it’s impossible to see the numbers on a lot of the cards

Wish he’d put the total of the cards underneath

 

[justlooking]

It all started with the double down of $5,200 for a total of $10,400 at 41:49 mark.

He had 7+3 vs the dealer's 4 up card. The dealer's hole card was 4 and she pulled 6 & 6 for a total of 20. Luckily, he had 10 on the double down card which he got face down so that was a very lucky push for $10,400.

He let $5,200 bet ride and got 16 vs the dealer's 6 up card and the dealer broke, so +$5,200.

Then, he bet $12,900 and got a blackjack which paid $19,350. So, up $24,550 at that point.

Next, he bet $13,450 and he got 2 x 7 for a total of 14 vs the dealer's 10 up card. He hit and got 7 to make 21 and beat the dealer's 20. Now, he is up $38,000 in only 3 hands.

He then bet $13,500 and I was wondering why he didn't raise the bet getting that lucky the previous hand. He got 18 vs the dealer's 14 and the dealer broke, so now he is up $51,500 in only 4 hands.

The next bet was $14,000 where he got 9+6 for 15 vs the dealer's 8 up card. He pulled 3 for a total of 18 and the dealer broke with 9 when the hole card was 8. That's $65,500 win in 5 hands.

The last bet was $15,000 and he got 2+8 for a 10 total vs the dealer's Queen up card. He says he wants to double down but he doesn't pull the trigger and he got an Ace for 21. The dealer had 20, so he got lucky as shit.

In 6 hands, he won $80,500. It could have been $95,500 if he doubled down. LOL

 

[jjgold]

Lucky streak God only knows how much he has lost

 

[BigJay]

It all started with the double down of $5,200 for a total of $10,400 at 41:49 mark.

He had 7+3 vs the dealer's 4 up card. The dealer's hole card was 4 and she pulled 6 & 6 for a total of 20. Luckily, he had 10 on the double down card which he got face down so that was a very lucky push for $10,400.

He let $5,200 bet ride and got 16 vs the dealer's 6 up card and the dealer broke, so +$5,200.

Then, he bet $12,900 and got a blackjack which paid $19,350. So, up $24,550 at that point.

Next, he bet $13,450 and he got 2 x 7 for a total of 14 vs the dealer's 10 up card. He hit and got 7 to make 21 and beat the dealer's 20. Now, he is up $38,000 in only 3 hands.

He then bet $13,500 and I was wondering why he didn't raise the bet getting that lucky the previous hand. He got 18 vs the dealer's 14 and the dealer broke, so now he is up $51,500 in only 4 hands.

The next bet was $14,000 where he got 9+6 for 15 vs the dealer's 8 up card. He pulled 3 for a total of 18 and the dealer broke with 9 when the hole card was 8. That's $65,500 win in 5 hands.

The last bet was $15,000 and he got 2+8 for a 10 total vs the dealer's Queen up card. He says he wants to double down but he doesn't pull the trigger and he got an Ace for 21. The dealer had 20, so he got lucky as shit.

In 6 hands, he won $80,500. It could have been $95,500 if he doubled down. LOL

He really needs to call out what he has and the dealer has at each stage along the way

It’s difficult to see except for the face cards

 

[jamesy2422]

As we all know, there is luck involved in it as well. You could play perfect blackjack, strategy, and still lose

100%. i did good strategy in foxwoods and lost. when i fcuked around as the only person at the table, i won. the asian dealer was mad at me for not following bj protocol. i told her i only care about winning. she was a real bitch.

 

[BobbyFK]

It all started with the double down of $5,200 for a total of $10,400 at 41:49 mark.

He had 7+3 vs the dealer's 4 up card. The dealer's hole card was 4 and she pulled 6 & 6 for a total of 20. Luckily, he had 10 on the double down card which he got face down so that was a very lucky push for $10,400.

He let $5,200 bet ride and got 16 vs the dealer's 6 up card and the dealer broke, so +$5,200.

Then, he bet $12,900 and got a blackjack which paid $19,350. So, up $24,550 at that point.

Next, he bet $13,450 and he got 2 x 7 for a total of 14 vs the dealer's 10 up card. He hit and got 7 to make 21 and beat the dealer's 20. Now, he is up $38,000 in only 3 hands.

He then bet $13,500 and I was wondering why he didn't raise the bet getting that lucky the previous hand. He got 18 vs the dealer's 14 and the dealer broke, so now he is up $51,500 in only 4 hands.

The next bet was $14,000 where he got 9+6 for 15 vs the dealer's 8 up card. He pulled 3 for a total of 18 and the dealer broke with 9 when the hole card was 8. That's $65,500 win in 5 hands.

The last bet was $15,000 and he got 2+8 for a 10 total vs the dealer's Queen up card. He says he wants to double down but he doesn't pull the trigger and he got an Ace for 21. The dealer had 20, so he got lucky as shit.

In 6 hands, he won $80,500. It could have been $95,500 if he doubled down. LOL

Honestly, if he’s betting that kind of money, the 15K probably doesn’t matter to him

 

[justlooking]

100%. i did good strategy in foxwoods and lost. when i fcuked around as the only person at the table, i won. the asian dealer was mad at me for not following bj protocol. i told her i only care about winning. she was a real bitch.

I know exactly what you are talking about.

Just last night at Caesars, a young kid bought in $20 at a $10 minimum table. He was playing the opposite, i.e. not hit when should and hit when shouldn’t. He ran it up to $300 before he started losing bigger bets ($50+). He was smart enough to walk away with $170 so he made $150 in about 10 minutes. He said his dad taught him how to play. LMAO

He keeps that up, he is going broke faster than playing normal blackjack strategy.