Blackjack - General Questions
ブラックジャックにおいてハウス側にはどのようなメリットがあるの？
プレイヤーが最初にプレイを行うことが、ディーラーのメリットになります。両方がバストした場合、それは引き分けではなくあなたの負けになります。
There is a blackjack game called Hot Action Blackjack being played at the California Grand Casino in San Francisco. The rules of the game are as follows:
- Six decks in a continuous shuffler with an additional 18 jokers with a face value of 2.
- Dealer hits soft 17.
- Double on any first 2 cards.
- Re-split up to four hands.
- No drawing to or re-splitting aces.
- No surrender.
- Blackjack pays 6 to 5.
- If the player's first two cards are jokers, then he gets a 4 to 1 bonus.
- If the player's first two cards are suited aces, then he gets a 5 to 1 bonus.
- Player must pay a 5% commission to play.
What is the basic strategy and house edge?
First, here is my basic strategy under these rules:
All things considered, I show a house edge of 6.01% (ouch!) based on the initial wager. In other words, if the player bet $100, not counting the $5 commission, then he could expect to lose $6.01. It goes to show why I would stay away from player-banked games in California, unless you're the one banking.
This question is raised and discussed in my forum at Wizard of Vegas.