1. Five Tricks Card Game
2. Blackjack Vs 5 Card Trick
3. Does 21 Beat A 5 Card Trick
4. Card Game Tricks
5. Blackjack Card Free

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1. Blackjack Pick Up 5 (Charlie) Card Trick Game Rules It is a modern version of Blackjack, and the objective is to have as many wild cards as one possible can have in a physical environment. The rules of the games are also not very complex and should be easy to understand provided they follow it closely.
2. Back to Blackjack School Index Next Lesson. Lesson 5: Card Counting – The Tricks N o, I’m not going to teach you card tricks here, but I am going to show you a few interesting ways to practice the count you’ve decided to learn and then teach you the methods we use to keep track of the cards as they’re played at the casino. Developing your speed at counting is an important part of.
3. Win extra for winning with five a five card trick. Fancy a game of Blackjack where Five Cards is the name of the game? The goal of the game for a player is to beat the Dealer's hand by either getting a better hand without exceeding 21 or by the Dealer's hand going bust (going over 21). 8 decks are used, 52 cards.

Is this 'no peek' European BJ?
Without any basic strategy changes: You should get a 5-card hand about 2% of the time . Such hands will tend to be evenly distributed between 17-21 and will have a win rate vs dealer in teh ballpark of 40%. So, roughly, this bonus is worth an average of $0.20 on a $5 wager without any strategy changes. (please forgive the U.S. currency units.) That's approximately a 4% EV bump to player.
However, as charliepatrick says, there are some changes to basic strategy to allow you to win this bonus more frequently.
1. Hitting any 4-card hand that is <18 and some 4-card 18s.
2. Hitting all 3 card 12s vs 4-6 and 3-card 13s vs 2-6.
3. Standing on most/all 5 card hands totalling 16 or less.
4. Not doubling on some soft hands (and some hard hands) that you would normally double on.
5. Not splitting A-A and instead hitting it in some situations.
6. Hitting (not splitting) 2-2 or 3-3 in some situations. (Or vice versa - splitting some pairs that you would normally hit, lol.)
So, this is a lucrative bonus. Played optimally and with minimum table stakes, I imagine that player will have >5% advantage on the house.
I could do a more precise infinite deck calculation but I think that some forumites have better tools than me and can do this calc more efficiently than I can.

Is this 'no peek' European BJ?
Without any basic strategy changes: You should get a 5-card hand about 2% of the time . Such hands will tend to be evenly distributed between 17-21 and will have a win rate vs dealer in teh ballpark of 40%. So, roughly, this bonus is worth an average of $0.20 on a $5 wager without any strategy changes. (please forgive the U.S. currency units.) That's approximately a 4% EV bump to player.
However, as charliepatrick says, there are some changes to basic strategy to allow you to win this bonus more frequently.
1. Hitting any 4-card hand that is <18 and some 4-card 18s.
2. Hitting all 3 card 12s vs 4-6 and 3-card 13s vs 2-6.
3. Standing on most/all 5 card hands totalling 16 or less.
4. Not doubling on some soft hands (and some hard hands) that you would normally double on.
5. Not splitting A-A and instead hitting it in some situations.
6. Hitting (not splitting) 2-2 or 3-3 in some situations. (Or vice versa - splitting some pairs that you would normally hit, lol.)
So, this is a lucrative bonus. Played optimally and with minimum table stakes, I imagine that player will have >5% advantage on the house.
I could do a more precise infinite deck calculation but I think that some forumites have better tools than me and can do this calc more efficiently than I can.

Thanks for that Gordon. Yes it's no hole card. Specifically the rules are:
8 decks.
No resplits.
Only 1 card to split aces.
DAS allowed.
Dealer stands on soft 17.
No surrender.
If the dealer is showing a 10-value card and gets blackjack, any money the player has placed on a double they get back.
I'm thinking that when the count is +1 or higher I can increase my bet size by spreading £5 a box across several boxes, rather than increasing the amount wagered on just 1 box. That way I also increase the chance of hitting a 5 card hand.
Without being able to calculate a precise basic strategy I will be following the kinds of rules you have suggested. I'd be very surprised if on proper examination any of them turned out to be incorrect plays. By altering BS in this way the expected loss on my base bet will increase, but not to the point that it makes the offer negative EV.
I usually don't do offers online unless I am 100% sure of the maths in advance. However with this one being uncapped and likely being one of the few online offers that other UK advantage players won't touch I'm definitely going to milk it.

...I'm thinking that when the count is +1 or higher I can increase my bet size by spreading £5 a box across several boxes, rather than increasing the amount wagered on just 1 box. That way I also increase the chance of hitting a 5 card hand....

The higher the TC gets the less likely you are to draw out a 5 card hand. You should ignore counting, unless you want to count and spread to more hands when the TC goes negative, then some will argue you're card eating all the bad counts, etc, etc, etc.
You need to quantify the amount of the promotion. I saw above ~3%. If the game is -.7% off the top, then you have approximately till TC -4 before the added hand -EV over-weighs the positive EV return from the hand due to the promotion.

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i.e.
TC < -3 = 1 hand, or sit out
TC = -2 = 2 hands
TC = -1 = 2 hands

Blackjack Vs 5 Card Trick

TC = 0 = 2 hands
TC >= +1 = 1 hand
Some finer simulations/etc could tell you whether or not to play more than one hand in slightly positive territory.

Does 21 Beat A 5 Card Trick

I ran a Markov chain to see how many hands would go to 5+ cards and win and it was 0.00604, or about 1 in 165....

I ran a very quick simulation using UK rules (i.e. allows resplits). The normal House Edge came out at 0.52% and 248269 out of 39.7m hands (1m shoes) used 5 cards or more and won. This comes out at 1 hand in 160 so corresponds with your figure.

I ran a very quick simulation using UK rules (i.e. allows resplits). The normal House Edge came out at 0.52% and 248269 out of 39.7m hands (1m shoes) used 5 cards or more and won. This comes out at 1 hand in 160 so corresponds with your figure.

Glad to hear that. That’s closer than I expected.
So with a 5 unit bonus per 160 hands, it’s a 3.125 % boost to the player before making any strategy changes. I can only make an educated guess that those changes would add about another 1%.
All this indicates that the player has about a 3.5 % advantage, with an N0 of only about 1300 hands (estimate standard deviation of 1.25). I assume you could easily play 200 hands per hour, so you could be confident of a profit even in the short term.

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The only problem is that you can bet only £5 per hand to get the maximum % boost. Despite that, it’s still £35 per hour EV. If I could find this game in Vegas it would pay for my hotel room.

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