PlanetLuck Questions

[DavidC]

This is the first time that I'm doing Casino whoring, and it's SCARY!

I have absolutely no idea why the card is telling me the correct plays, but I follow it anyways.

Something that kinda chafes me is that I'd like to be betting in $5 increments, so I'd like to deposit more than the $100 that I require to get my 100% match. I'd prefer to get maybe $300 deposit ($400 to play with). It would just make me feel more comfortable.

Am I allowed to redeposit after my initial deposit, so that I have more money to play with, without increasing my wagering requirements?

Also, does "doubling down" count for two bets when it comes to wagering requirements?

Where do I find their terms and conditions?

--Dave.

Their software is pretty fast...just do $2 bets, concentrate on the game, and you'll finish the bonus in like an hour and a half - 2 hours.

[Thythe]

You would NEVER want to deposit more whether it increased your wagering requirements or not. If you just deposit 100, at worst you lose 100. Say you deposit more (an additional 500), you could lose it all without finishing the wagering requirements. Trust me on this.

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Am I allowed to redeposit after my initial deposit, so that I have more money to play with, without increasing my wagering requirements?

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Don't do that, just make smaller bets.

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Also, does "doubling down" count for two bets when it comes to wagering requirements?

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Yes, and so does splitting.

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Where do I find their terms and conditions?

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It's on the website somewhere, just look for it. If you can't find it, just ask the live help people what you need to know.

[DavidC]

Also, I suppose I should never take insurance, right?
I don't see it anywhere on the card so it must be bad. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

(I doubt they'd give me insurance at my advantage.)

--Dave.

[DavidC]

Also, FYI, it appears that you can split after a split, but not double after a split, at PlanetLuck Las Vegas Strip BJ.

[Thythe]

For online casinos, insurance is always bad, throw rocks at it.

[KKbluff]

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Also, I suppose I should never take insurance, right?
I don't see it anywhere on the card so it must be bad. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

(I doubt they'd give me insurance at my advantage.)

--Dave.

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How do you have 4.5K posts and not know insurance is a sucker bet???

wow...

[DavidC]

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Also, I suppose I should never take insurance, right?
I don't see it anywhere on the card so it must be bad. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

(I doubt they'd give me insurance at my advantage.)

--Dave.

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How do you have 4.5K posts and not know insurance is a sucker bet???

wow...

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Easy bro... I don't play blackjack and I obviously don't know the math of it.

I assumed that insurance was a sucker bet: else, why would they offer it to you? [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

I also assumed this since it wasn't in the charts.

Anyways, I have a question. The strategy card that I'm using for this is for 4-deck blackjack.

Should I split aces? The rules in place for Planetluck do not allow you to take any further action when splitting aces, and they do not allow you to be paid for blackjacks (only 21).

I suppose if you split aces, hit two "21's" (because you're only allowed 1 card for each of them), and the dealer had blackjack, house would win both bets as 21 is inferior to blackjack, right?

Anyways, back to the main question: Should I split my aces? [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[DavidC]

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Also, FYI, it appears that you can split after a split, but not double after a split, at PlanetLuck Las Vegas Strip BJ.

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Reading the rules, you can split up to three tims (4 hands total?).