You can use this strategy once you’ve seen your first two cards – and by the time you see these, you should have a pretty good idea of whether you’re going to get something that’s worth sticking with or not. When you surrender in blackjack, you can fold your hand if you feel like you’re in a poor position to make anything of what you have. So, what exactly does it mean to surrender in blackjack? Does more than one option exist, and are you out of the game altogether if you surrender? Keep reading and you’ll discover the answers to each of these questions. While you’ll want to avoid doing so where possible, you can improve your chances of getting back into the game if you deal your cards wisely. When learning how to play blackjack, knowing when to surrender – and what it even is in the first place – is a good idea. After all, it’s quite annoying when you’re unsure how to play a game – but you see others doing all sorts of tactics that take you by surprise.

I am not the typical card counter in terms of age, look and nationality and I think I have a decent cover beyond that.Understanding what you can and cannot do in blackjack will give you a much better chance of not only winning, but also actually enjoying yourself. GSR allows to spread to two hands doubling table min, at Atlantis you can do that at table min. Both places allowed to spread to two hands on SD.

The higher limit was much better especially during the day even on a Sat, Sun. The $10 (or $15, can't remember for sure) at Atlantis was always fairly full, so not really playable imo. Atlantis I believe $10-15 DD and $10-25 SD. If I remember correctly GSR had $15 min for DD and $25 for SD. So beyond the atrocious pen they add a complication adding cards you have not seen to the discard tray. They place a cut card and they place all of the 'cut' cards on the discard tray. At Atlantis they use a weird procedure for DD. GSR pen on DD was much better than Atlantis. Same rules for both SD and DD in both places. I was there a couple of months ago for work, checked GSR and Atlantis.

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