This is probably a stupid question but can a player make a bet that has a dollar chip added on. For instance If i am playing at a 25 dollar table, can I make a 28 dollar bet?
When I played live for the first time yesterday in Atlantic city I didn't see any bets with dollar chips. I hope that makes sense...I am basically asking if I can add the dollar chips to a 25 dollar chip.
Thanks
I don`t think it`s customary to add $ 1 chip to a 25 Dollar chip. If banker wins you might find yourself paying commission as if it had been a $ 30 bet.
Off amounts are great but as you can see not adviseable as I have pointed out . Nothing wrong adding $ 5 to the the base amount instead of going in full increments of $ 25. Incorporating off amounts $ 5 , 10, 15 are a good MM strategy.
Nathan Detroit
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Most casinos at different times, even different dealers, have different rules for that. In my experience, most dealers outside of Vegas won't accept odd-banker bets. (I've tried a few times, only to have it shoved back. And i once saw a dealer who would do it for one player but not another, go figure.)
Here's an excerpt from (9 on) the GG,
Actually, there are several $1.00 bac tables in vegas that I know of. At the Elcortez and also
at the South pointe, you can bet $6 on Player and $5 on banker at the same time, making your net bet $1.00. Of course, after paying the 50 cents (25 cents for the $5 bet and 25 cents for the $1 bets combined, you win 50 cents if your bet on the bank wins. If you bet $6 on player and $5 on banker and player wins, you win $1 net on your player bet. As far as I know, these are the only 2 casinos that allow this play but several others will allow you to bet $1 in addition to the minimum. So with a $10 min table and a partner, one partner can play $10 on player and the other partner can bet $11 or $12 or $13, etc. on banker, effectively making your net bets $1, $2 or whatever you chose to make them. Not all casinos will allow other than $5 incriments but you can find them. Not a brilliant way to play. but, this way of playing is available for those short on a bankroll.
ok thanks. I was wondering about this because the six point divisor plan has me adding dollar amounts
now comes my question: what`s a six point divisor ?
thanks.
nathan detroit
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here is the link...
nolinks://vlsroulette.com/money-management/6-point-divisor-plan/
thanks,
nathan detroit
happy winnings!!