What is the most memorable hand of blackjack you've ever played?

[ProGambler]

In a standard game of blackjack, a player and the dealer are each dealt two cards initially. Assuming no splits or additional cards are taken, the maximum number of cards in a hand would be 11, which occurs if the player receives two initial cards with a value of 2 (e.g., two Aces), and then hits on each subsequent hand, drawing low-value cards such as 2s and 3s.

However, it's important to note that reaching a hand value of 11 cards is extremely rare and highly unlikely in practice. Most blackjack hands consist of 2 to 5 cards, depending on the player's decisions and the outcome of the game.

 

[CR7]

I completely agree with you. It's important to understand that no betting system can change the house edge in blackjack. The house will always have an advantage in the long run. Betting systems may provide short-term gains, but in the end, the player is likely to lose money over the long term if they rely solely on these systems.

The Martingale system, in particular, can be very risky for players with limited bankrolls. The player can easily run out of money before they can recoup their losses, especially if they hit a losing streak.

Furthermore, betting systems do not change the probability of winning or losing a hand. Each hand is an independent event and is not influenced by the outcome of previous hands. So, the idea that a player's luck is "due" to change after a losing streak is a common misconception.

In summary, while betting systems may provide short-term gains and can be entertaining to use, players should understand their limitations and implications. It's important to approach blackjack with a sound strategy and realistic expectations.