The Playing 21 Blackjack Program -- Have You Ever Made a Blackjack Program for Casinos?

Have You Ever Made a Blackjack Program for Casinos?
“No Program EVER Made?”

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Doesn’t anyone (besides us) find it hard to believe that a $30 billion annual, mathematically based industry didn’t have any idea that the math to its number one money-making table game was not accurate? Apparently that MUST be the case. Some things are just hard to believe, but what other possibility exists?

The casinos have been as busy handing out “Basic Play Charts” as they have been with construction of the Las Vegas Strip. Anyone who has ever been to Vegas will knowingly laugh and nod their heads at that, because construction on the Strip never stops, and apparently it never will. Well, as of the opening of this web site, neither has the handing out of the Charts, and casinos continue to mislead their very own customers. Let’s hope that the act of handing these cards out, at least incorrect ones, ceases before they stop construction on the Strip, or we may never see it! Why do we say such a thing? Well, although it’s not what McB Duplin originally set out to prove, we did, over the course of developing of the Playing 21 Program, prove this to be a fact. Casinos have been handing out misleading information, supplying their blackjack players with mathematically incorrect, JUST PLAIN WRONG, information.

The casinos have 17,000 blackjack tables in North America, and yet they don’t know the correct math? They build billion dollar casinos, yet never spent any money finding the answers that two poor guys found? The entire industry revolves around math. The casinos can tell you any number you want to know, and about any game. Apparently, that is with the exception of the game blackjack. Are we to believe that they didn’t ever wonder how a game that was supposedly so “beatable” could make them so much money? Fascinating!

Even more interesting, actually down right baffling, are the commissions, usually government run agencies that over see the casinos, that require the math to all casino games before they allow them to be approved for play. Isn’t that the funniest thing you ever heard? EVEN the commissions didn’t know the math (we hope)? The industry as a whole took someone’s word for the information they were handing out? Surely it was not the word of some person who wrote a book making money off the players who bought it?

Disgusting Isn’t It?

We, for one, are dying to hear the answers. We demand an explanation. We think you should too. Obviously if just one casino in history ever made a program to simulate the game, again JUST ONE is all it would have taken, then one casino would have known the correct math. That casino would have obviously let it be known that the industry as a whole was handing out misleading and mathematically incorrect information to their very own customers. The information they handed out, and still do as of the opening of this site, was and still is wrong. They continued handing it out as of the opening of this site (October, 2003). There is no explanation other than the industry NEVER made a blackjack computer program, ever! Wow. Let me tell you what, WOW!

Of course we definitely aren’t happy about this. In fact, we are down right pissed off! In our opinion, this makes the casinos either fraudulent or negligent. If we can prove that they knew the correct math, but continued lining their pockets at your expense, by intentionally holding back the correct math and continuing to hand out mathematically incorrect information, directly causing you to lose your money at a expeditious rate…That is clearly fraud! No other company or industry would be unaccountable for such grotesque actions, so what makes casinos any different? In our opinion, because of the obvious moral and socially dangerous behavior already associated and attached to gambling, the casinos should be held further accountable for all their actions. This or any action! They also sell a service, or a form of entertainment, which has an unlimited cost associated with it. We are not talking about the cost of gambling to society, which could never be measured in monetary terms, but just direct monetary costs to those who have played the game. Some customers might have lost 10’s of millions because of this. We are not just talking about a few late charges at Blockbuster here.

The complete flip side of fraud, in this case, was equally as monetarily damaging. If the casinos were ONLY (and that is the biggest “only” in history) negligent, people didn’t lose any LESS because the casinos didn’t take it upon themselves to find out the correct math. If the casinos did not know, which they CLEARLY must not have, then shouldn’t they still be responsible for the damage they have caused? Should they not have known? Would a pharmaceutical company not be held responsible if their drug caused you to die at a faster rate? If I am given a drug by someone who is publicly perceived to be an expert, who am I, as an everyday Jack Black, to say, “that it is dangerous and may not work”. I am not qualified to say that. I take the word of the company, industry and take comfort in the tight and strict regulations surrounding it. You should not feel bad as a player if you took what the casinos handed to you as fact. Of course you would, they have made billions off the game. When they teach you to play it, you’d have no reason to assume the information was wrong. Thank God gambling is not that drug we described earlier…the casinos would have caused the greatest plague the world has ever seen! You could ever put a price on that!

Have You Programmed?

The question we’re throwing at you is this; have you ever made a computer program for the casino, or casino industry, that simulated how to play the game, giving the correct mathematical answers on how to play each and every hand? If you EVER made something like this, we’d love to hear your story. We understand the ramifications for your safety and well-being, but we promise anything we receive will be held in the strictest of confidence between McB Duplin Enterprises, our legal counsel and you. Please look inside yourself and find the courage to share what you know by calling us, or sending us an email here through the site.

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