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Re: Louisiana Blackjack Rules - One more question please
The typical Louisiana game is 6 decks (maybe 8) with the dealer standing on all 17's, and allowing doubling on any two, including doubling after splits. You'll find an occasional double-deck game, usually with the same rules, but probably at least a $25 minimum and bad penetration.
With a $50 max bet, I wouldn't hesitate to join the slot club and ask to be rated when sitting at a table. Comps may be quite limited at your betting level, but mail offers can be surprisingly good. Harrah's in particular, with locations in both Shreveport and Lake Charles, is known for sending lots of mail. Your chances of being backed off for counting would seem remote unless you table-hop aggressively. Your spread will be limited because of the difficulty of finding $5 tables. Regarding your choice of count system, I think simpler is usually better, so Red 7 should be fine. I believe it's especially well-suited to the shoe games you'll be playing. Good luck |
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