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When the dealer is checking blackjack peek mirror blackjack and either spends a long time checking the hole card or does a doublecheck, I remember reading somewhere that it usually indicates a particular kind of card, but can't remember what card or why.
Can anyone enlighten me?
And does anyone actually use this fact in their play?
The dealer probably has a low card maybe 2-4 and may have mistook it for an ace at first glance.
A 4 is especially easy to mistake for an ace because of the way the pips line up.
Considering the up-card is a 10 value card, are you aware of any casinos that DO NOT require checking for a blackjack?
After I've seen a dealer struggle with it and it turns out to be just that,I will act on that as long as the same dealer is working.
But I wait until I've seen the dealer struggle with the first decision.
Considering the up-card is a 10 value card, are you aware of any casinos that DO NOT require checking for a blackjack?
Why or even how that can occur, I just don't know, maybe he has 4's on the brain from the last round, even when he can't see a 4.
You can guess what must occur when he flips over his BJ after all those splits and doubles that would not have occured otherwise.
And, what about the player that got paid for his BJ?
If he looks and re-looks when he shows an ace or 10 I would stand on 15 or 16 because you are a 3:1 underdog.
If you're wrong you want lose much because of the infrequent occurance.
Every place I have been to has checkers to find blackjacks without having to actually blackjack peek mirror at the cards.
You just look and find a green or red light.
If you are trying to read the dealer to see if he has a hand or not I would only do it with a 10 up and not an ace.
You could ask the dealer if he has a hand he can't tell you but the look on his face might give his hand away.
If you have a hunch about a hand that the dealer actually picked up his cards and looked at it I would only play it in a very marginal situations 10 vs 10 for doubling or hitting or 16 vs blackjack peek mirror for hitting or standing.
I suppose this could be light or no light.
I am not privy to who has what.
LTC- suppose you tell us exactly how the light works.
Is it red for a 10, green for an ace and nothing for everything else.
The ones I play at have a mirror.
But even with the mirror, they can't tell what the card is unless learn more here is what they are looking for.
Because of raised position of the numbers on ten value cards, they only see white space if it is not the value they are looking for.
They put the card in differently when they have an ace showing than when they have a ten showing.
BUT, I have seen dealers recheck a lot of times even with these devices.
In these apologise, free lucky ladys blackjack agree, it doesn't have to do with the value of the cards.
They just didn't see it properly.
It has no indication of what the card is.
If you are playing at a rare casino where the dealer checks by manually lifting the card, if they recheck, I suspect it's because they just didn't get a good look at the card.
Just like with the devices.
I doubt that it's enough of an indication of what the value of the card is.
I think they coat the cards with a dye that activates the light.
The mirrors are much more common.
If you notice,the dealers usually put the card one way when checking for a ten,and in another postion when checking for an Ace.
There are still a few places that hand check.
I know of one Indian casino that does and supposedly the cards here so warped that many peoplepick up on it.
The card they check can be anything - or are you saying that during the course of one night with the same deck, they remember the cards that were checked?
I would suspect that Cal,LV, Reno and maybe AC may use the light, but not in all casinos.
The last place I saw dealers bending cards was in the Bahamas years ago.
I would suspect that Cal,LV, Reno and maybe AC may use the light, but not in all casinos.
The last place I saw dealers bending cards was in the Bahamas years ago.
I don't know about Cal, Reno, or AC, but I go here played in a lot of casinos in Vegas, and I have seen the light in only one casino.
I can't remember which one.
Almost all the Vegas casinos I played in use the mirror.
I only played in two Vegas casinos where they checked by hand instead of using a device.
Boardwalk now gone and Barbary Coast.
And both casinos checked only if an Ace was showing, not if a ten was showing.
But you didn't lost double downs or splits.
I'm told that all of the Coast casinos check by hand, but I've only played at Barbary Coast.
I wonder if the policy at Barbary Coast will change now that it's owned by, or will soon be owned by Harrah's.
I can't remember which one.
Almost all the Vegas casinos I played in use the mirror.
I only played in two Vegas casinos where they checked by hand instead of using a device.
Boardwalk now gone and Barbary Coast.
And both casinos checked only visit web page an Ace was showing, not if a ten was showing.
But you didn't lost double downs or splits.
I'm told that all of the Coast casinos check by hand, but I've only played at Barbary Coast.
I wonder if the policy at Barbary Coast will change now that it's owned by, or will soon be owned by Harrah's.
I played at a Tunica casino that was using the optical recognition gadget lights up red if dealer has 21 and it was one of those "fiasco" sessions.
Light more info stayed on and red with no card in place.
Dealer was having to bend the card to peek to get a reliable 21 check, which led to some interesting "available information" in a SD game I played there.
They've seemed reliable everywhere else I have seen them vegas, MS coast, etc.
But I've only been in about half the casinos in the city,so there could be many more.
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