One of the simplest ways to play blackjack and be a dependable winner is to compete like the dealer plays.
You will notice more folks will complain at the tables if you do so, but why would you care? You will come away with a win, more regularly, over a period of time if you constantly compete like the house. Attempt it at home, on the internet, or in real life in the land-based casinos on a "slow day," but be certain you attempt it as it works.
It’s the simplest method to compete with no counting, absolutely no tens or fives or anything else to recall. If you pause and consider it, here is why this "plan" will be the only plan you’ll ever need:
How often does the casino show a 2 and make a great hand? How regularly does the house show a 3, turn over a ten, and make a good hand? How often have you split a pair of eights versus a croupier’s face and ended up with 2 losing hands rather than one? How frequently have you split AA against a dealer’s face and had two losing hands instead of one?
It really is impressive how the dealer can draw a hand out with starting hands valued at 12,13,14,fifteen, and even 16. It happens because it’s supposed to happen, as a result of the number of low value cards in the deck of cards and other factors.
Attempt this technique and see if you play any better than you have in the past. Bear in mind, if you try this system or anyother, do it consistently and with this one it means you play like the croupier each and every time. Just take cards till you get 17 and stand.