The Playing 21 Blackjack Program -- Even Money

Even Money
“No Guts, Less Profit”

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This is about as sure a bet as you’ll ever make in life. If something is good for someone they won’t be too quick to stop doing it. There may be a time when it makes sense to take Even Money, but many factors play a part of that decision. Simple testing of the Playing 21 Program will surely be required but will show you exactly, for you method of play, counting method, house rules and number of decks used.

Even Money is an option the player can elect to use when he receives a two-card Blackjack and the dealer starts with an Ace as their Up Card. It is the same thing as taking Insurance when the player has a Blackjack, so casinos just call it Even Money. If the player decides he wants even money, the dealer will immediately pay the player an equal amount of his initial wager, and the hand is over. If the player decides not to take even money, the dealer will look at his hand and see if he has a Blackjack or not. If the dealer has a Blackjack, the player pushes on this hand, neither winning nor losing. If the dealer does not have the Blackjack, then the player gets paid the Blackjack bonus, 1½ times or 3:2 on his wager.

The Playing 21 Program allows you to set up the rules you wish to use for deciding how to play each hand, exactly like in the casino. If you would like to see how Even Money effects your bottom line in the long haul, just set up player one to always take it, and set up player two to never take it. Run a million hands and compare the Hand Breakdown vs. Dealer Up Card for when you had a Blackjack vs. the Dealer’s Ace. You will quickly see how to play this hand. No more taking people’s word for it, and no more mimicking what you hear and see other players doing. Remember, you don’t play for the casino, you play for yourself, so learn to play properly. There’s also one more thing. Play confident.

The Playing 21 Program lets you use any Number of Decks, and Card Counting options to suit any player’s methods, in over 25 billion ways. If you are a card counter, there may actually be certain situations, especially in the smaller deck games, when Even Money makes sense. Just run the hell out of the program and see if how you like to count changes this strategy. Also, become a 21’s Voice member, and we will send you the best and latest ways we have found to play Blackjack. As we learn from the Playing 21 Program and from other members like you, we update our strategies in our monthly newsletter. It’s that simple. Stay on top of the game! Everyone deserves a Voice.

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Features of the Playing 21 Program

Answers every single question anyone could ever ask about the game Blackjack.
Proves casinos have been handing out misleading information in their Basic Play Charts.
Allows the user to recreate any current casino House Rules, including all splitting and doubling options, shuffle points, and number of decks.
Allows the user to play up to 7 different players, who may each count differently, using over 25 billion different counting methods.
Allows each player to play every hand in any way, even differently, at any of 21 different counts.
Simulates all First Hit Rules and Additional Hit Rules, Insurance for every count.
Allows the user to place different card counting weights on different cards.
The Win/Loss Report proves that the casinos cannot win at the game Blackjack.
Allows the user to bet any amount, at any count.
The Hand Breakdown vs. Dealer’s Up Card is the DNA of Blackjack, illustrating how to play each and every single possible hand at 21 counts and in detail in 45 different categories. Run billions of hands and compare any way to play any hand.