[MeanPeopleSuck]

Hi, I'm new to the forum (hello, all!), so apologies if this is posted in the wrong place. Mods feel free to move it.

Last week 5Dimes closed its "Live Rebate Casino," which featured blackjack at literally a 0.0% House Edge (the rules resulted in a 0.26% HE but 5d gave a 0.3% rebate on the total bet). Sportsbook.ag used to offer access to a live room with the same rules, but without the rebate.

My question is this: does anyone know of any sportsbooks linking to live BJ that still offers an Early Surrender vs 10 rule? If not, I'd settle for any sportsbook linking to live BJ where the dealer stands soft 17's.

Thanks VERY much for any help anyone can offer.

Kindest regards,
MeanPeopleSuck

[eidolon]

Live BJ, soft 17

Look that up in google.

[MeanPeopleSuck]

Thanks for replying. That was a really good idea; unfortunately, all the Google searches did was bring up tons of information on how to play soft 17's, etc.

But thanks for taking the time to post. I appreciate it.

[ChuckyTheGoat]

I really don't think so, pal. The "online casino" is an animal that is very hard to beat.

[MeanPeopleSuck]

The problem with 5Dimes Rebate Live room was that it was too easy to beat. Just by googling the right strategy card you were already playing with a Player's (not House, but Player's) Edge of 0.04%.

Sure, moron players helped with camouflage for a while, but word got out and the pros descended. What surprised me the most was that many of them had no art to their approach, making them easy to spot. A lack of a players chat room meant they couldn't be offered any advice on that front. Ugh. Add in high hand limits and that sheep got skinned, not sheared, pretty quickly. As far as I know, 5dimes is paying everyone, though.

[rara51]

hey sir, seems that there are all these online casinos offering 200-300% bonuses etc.. im a black jack only player and am trying to find a reputable online casino for myself thats geared towards black jack. what suggestions would you be able to make . TIA....