Card counting is generally ineffective in online Blackjack because most games use automatic shuffling or continuous shuffling machines, which reset the deck after every hand, making it impossible to track card sequences. In live dealer Blackjack, although real cards are used, the frequent shuffling and multiple deck systems still limit the effectiveness of card counting. Additionally, online casinos often monitor gameplay for betting patterns and may ban players suspected of counting cards. These factors make card counting much harder to use successfully in online environments.
Is card counting still effective in online blackjack?
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That's correct! Online blackjack games often use automatic shuffling algorithms that reset the deck after every hand, making traditional card counting techniques ineffective. Even in live dealer games where real cards are used, the constant shuffling and multiple deck systems can still pose challenges for card counters. Furthermore, online casinos have measures in place to detect suspicious betting patterns associated with card counting and may take action against players found to be employing such strategies. Overall, the combination of automatic shuffling, live dealer shuffling, and casino surveillance make it difficult for players to successfully count cards in online blackjack games.
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