Going to Vegas in several days, what is the best Blackjack tables in Vegas?

[xelemental]

Hey guys,

Sounds like a lot of you have experience going to Vegas. So my question is simple. What Vegas Casino has the best blackjack game? For ex. single deck with same rules plus blackjack payout 3/2.

Also, In terms of betting strategy, What works for you? My friends and I are thinking of putting like 500 each totaling 2500 pooled together and just martingale all night long on Blackjack. I know theres a risk of losing X amount of times in a row for us to go broke but what are the odds? Also what betting strategy do you use to catch a good hot streak.

[chipper]

One losing streak while playing a Martingale will quickly end your "all night long" plan. You might want to rethink that one... Good luck and have fun in Vegas.

[d2bets]

Need a table that has stand of 17, surrender, split 4 times. Lots of them. I usually play at MGM. They have an entire pit of tables with these rules.

I know I'm just lucky, but I've played hundreds of hours over the last several years and I'm ahead betting positive progression, basic strategy, without counting. And most importantly I get comped to do it. Either my progression (usually 100 add 25 each win, lose back to 100) works or I've been incredibly lucky over my 200+ hours of play. I know dealer edge is .21%, so my conclusion is that betting progression (betting on streaks) increases my return to make it slightly positive. Never read anyone who believes it, but hey, either that or I'm just very lucky.

[pdprodigy]

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[Microphone]

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[aortega521]

Best casino for blackjack is El Cortez Hotel and casino look up videos, best bets and odds for blackjackers and 3 dollar tables, can't beat that. It's right by Fremont street

[frogsrangers]

Depends on how much you are willing to bet per hand and if you care if its on the strip or not

http://wizardofvegas.com/guides/blackjack-survey//

Looking at that chart, Hacienda has the best house edge odds.

On the strip:
Luxor is the best but only on $100 minimum tables.
Bellagio has the best $50 tables
Mirage has the best $25 tables
MGM Grand has the best $15 tables
Circus Circus has the best $5 tables