Blackjack perfect pairs
In blackjack there is a side bet option called perfect pairs.
I can't remember the exact odds but just matching your first two cards (for example let's say the number 7) I think the odds start at 7-1. Then if you hit 7, 7 the same color (red or black) the odds increased to about 15 to 1, but if you hit (for example) 7 of clubs and another seven of clubs, the odds are 36 to 1.
Now I can confirm that the odds of the perfect pair are 36 to 1 because I hit them once with $1,000 side bet in a high-stakes table.
duck_uggs said:
In blackjack there is a side bet option called perfect pairs.
I can't remember the exact odds but just matching your first two cards (for example let's say the number 7) I think the odds start at 7-1. Then if you hit 7, 7 the same color (red or black) the odds increased to about 15 to 1, but if you hit (for example) 7 of clubs and another seven of clubs, the odds are 36 to 1.
Now I can confirm that the odds of the perfect pair are 36 to 1 because I hit them once with $1,000 side bet in a high-stakes table.
suited aces are much more fashionable 😉motonutz said:
but just admit you weren't kidding 😛
well Jackie Chan as a noticeable pro is mayhem 😛CDNMAN 42 said:
I guess johnny was busy that day 😉
let me think, 5 aces 4 suits 😛Poker Orifice said:
I realize you are suited sir 😉Poker Orifice said:
motonutz said:
Are you serious))) ?! Suited pocket AA 😀.
In what kind of poker is there a similar deck of cards ???
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