Blackjack Academy VIP Submission Thread

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My favorite tips.

1. Know your bank.
The size of your bet should always be between 5% and 10% of your bankroll.
Link: https://www.casino.us/blackjack/academy/betting-at-blackjack-tables/

2. If you want to win at blackjack, you need to set realistic goals for yourself.
Link: https://www.casino.us/blackjack/academy/how-to-win-at-blackjack-every-time/

3. When to leave the blackjack table. Whether it's a hot streak or free drinks, casinos make it difficult to know when to leave the table.

Link:https://www.casino.us/blackjack/academy/when-to-leave-the-blackjack-table/
 
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Favourite Things:

1) Don't touch the dealer
2) Martindale Strategy
3) Manhatten betting strategy
 
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my favorite three things :
Player & Dealer Etiquette (Season 1)

The 1-3-2-6 Progressive Betting System (Season 5)

Understanding Card Charlie Rules (Season 4)

took me more than an hour to get to all of it , it was interesting and making me see blackjack diffrently
 
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My favorite three things I learned from the Blackjack Academy are:

1.Basic Strategy – Learning when to hit, stand, split, double down, or surrender based on the odds instead of guessing was the most valuable lesson.


2.Bankroll Management – I learned the importance of setting a budget, betting responsibly, and avoiding emotional decisions during play.


3.Playing Smarter, Not Harder – The course emphasized making disciplined, mathematically sound decisions, avoiding common mistakes, and setting realistic expectations rather than expecting to win every session.

 
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I just finished the course. The material was presented very well. I'm a complete newbie to Blackjack; up until this point, I'd only played roulette in the casino. Now, after receiving so much information, Blackjack can be considered an alternative when you need a break from poker.
It's difficult to single out three episodes specifically because each season contains new and important information. I liked season two (basic strategies), season four (side bets), and season eight (how to win and final tips on how to uniquely find the best deals) the most.
I'd highlight three episodes in particular:
1)This analysis of the basic table shows Mathieu's solution to show how to quickly manipulate the table and why adding the table to the table mathematically minimizes the casino edge.
https://www.casino.us/blackjack/academy/strategy-charts/
2) A detailed analysis of the most popular side bet, which combines poker elements (flush, straight, set) with the game of blackjack. It came as a revelation to me that the same hands appear in blackjack.
https://www.casino.us/blackjack/academy/21-3-the-3-card-poker-side-bet/
3) A practical analysis of uncomfortable hands, where most people indulge in mercy through emotions. The video gives a clear overview of how decisions really save money at a distance.
https://www.casino.us/blackjack/academy/misplayed-hands-in-blackjack/
 
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