Up and Down at a Blackjack Table.

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If everything were to happen as you described, I would conclude that I have a completely wrong approach to bankroll management. And the best option would be to just quit the game.
 
Newzooozooo said:
It will all depend on my mood and my limit for the evening. I think I would just take a tea break, or maybe just change the game.

Well, taking a tea break or changing the game would mean starting a new session, and who knows what that will bring?
 
Ruslan L said:
If everything were to happen as you described, I would conclude that I have a completely wrong approach to bankroll management
I don't see how that's related to BR management since I never said I've lost the money I've started with.
 
I don't know what I would do in such a situation. Usually, my experience shows me that if I don't know what to do, the best thing to do is just take a break.
 
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userX said:
I don't know what I would do in such a situation. Usually, my experience shows me that if I don't know what to do, the best thing to do is just take a break.
Fair enough. if you do that on a regular basis, I think you'll be at least minimizing the damage.
 
Me personally I wouldn't care to much about those Dealer patterns and just play if I feel good and discontinue to play if I not feel like playing more.
 
Sunz of Beaches said:
Me personally I wouldn't care to much about those Dealer patterns and just play if I feel good and discontinue to play if I not feel like playing more.

That's the right thing to do. Agree.
But the thread describes a situation that requires you to imagine it happening and deal with it a certain way.
 
I think I would grab a drink and go distract myself with some other games or the recreation area.
 
I’d probably take a short break instead of assuming the dealer is causing it. I’m still learning blackjack, but I know streaks can happen and switching dealers doesn’t change the basic odds.
 
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