Live Black Jack tips that you worth to know

[Irine]

Hello players welcome to the ask gambler community i will share this tips that will give amateur gambler a nice tips.
 

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Always hit a soft 17 for example ace-6 split aces and 8s, double down on 11, and stand on a hard 17 (or greater) Never split 5s or 10s and never stand on 12 through 16 if the dealer is showing a 7 or higher. Never play cards when you're drinking. Never believe you're on a winning streak and never over-bet or make foolish plays. Never play for extended periods of time without taking a break, getting a drink of water, eating a snack for some reason. Never take insurance. Unless you're keeping track of the ratio of aces and 10-cards remaining in the stack of cards still to be played, the odds are against you.

 

There is no way to bet progressively to maximize winnings. Progressive betting does not change the probabilities of the game. If you're playing with a 1 percent disadvantage, you will lose an average 1 percent of all the money you bet at the table. Typically, progressive betting will only serve to force you to bet more than you might otherwise bet and therefore you will lose more in the long run.

Last remember the fundamental chart of black jack it can help you a lot!

[ValDes]

Thanks for sharing this great tips with us, Irine! Hope it's only yours and you didn't copy it from some other website.

[casinoexclusive]

Thanks for sharing such resourceful tips with us, Irine! Its certainly a great help for beginners like me...Great Share!!