Title: Bitcoin Blackjack Post by: m03sizlak on July 31, 2011, 07:53:06 AM I am officially launching my new site: http://www.bitjack21.com BITCOIN BLACKJACK!
The site is under heavy development, but the main backbone is 100% complete (ie, the game itself, deposits, & withdrawals.) The game is done entirely in HTML5/AJAX and plays wonderfully in all major browsers. I've played on some other bitcoin blackjack sites and I can say definitively that mine is *vastly* superior. The site is hosted in the UK, where online gambling is legal. (Although in my non-professional opinion, all bitcoin gambling is legal as bitcoins are not currency, theyre more of a commodity.) The game uses common US casino blackjack rules: * Dealer stands on all 17's * Blackjack pays 3:2 * Double on any 2 cards * Split to up to 3 hands * Double after split (except aces) * If aces are split, you get 1 card per hand. * Minimum bet is 0.01 BTC * Maximum bet will be increased later and is currently 0.1 BTC. * 8 decks are shuffled before every hand. * Each player gets his own shoe of cards, in other words, 2 players playing simultaneously will never be drawing cards from the same shoe. (Some other sites use this method.) The site is 100% honest. If you have any questions I can be found on freenode IRC as m03sizlak, moeSizlak, or mo3sizlak. (Typically in #rfcpool, the best mining pool out there!) Title: Re: Bitcoin Blackjack Post by: m03sizlak on July 31, 2011, 06:43:18 PM OK, I see that some of you have found the site, and some of those people have made some BTC already, very nice
Title: Re: Bitcoin Blackjack Post by: silverchair on August 01, 2011, 06:45:52 AM I am officially launching my new site: http://www.bitjack21.com BITCOIN BLACKJACK! The site is under heavy development, but the main backbone is 100% complete (ie, the game itself, deposits, & withdrawals.) The game is done entirely in HTML5/AJAX and plays wonderfully in all major browsers. I've played on some other bitcoin blackjack sites and I can say definitively that mine is *vastly* superior. The site is hosted in the UK, where online gambling is legal. (Although in my non-professional opinion, all bitcoin gambling is legal as bitcoins are not currency, theyre more of a commodity.) The game uses common US casino blackjack rules: * Dealer stands on all 17's * Blackjack pays 3:2 * Double on any 2 cards * Split to up to 3 hands * Double after split (except aces) * If aces are split, you get 1 card per hand. * Minimum bet is 0.01 BTC * Maximum bet will be increased later and is currently 0.1 BTC. * 8 decks are shuffled before every hand. * Each player gets his own shoe of cards, in other words, 2 players playing simultaneously will never be drawing cards from the same shoe. (Some other sites use this method.) The site is 100% honest. If you have any questions I can be found on freenode IRC as m03sizlak, moeSizlak, or mo3sizlak. (Typically in #rfcpool, the best mining pool out there!) That's cool. Title: Re: Bitcoin Blackjack Post by: lxFlasHxl on August 01, 2011, 07:36:27 AM thumbs up
Title: Re: Bitcoin Blackjack Post by: m03sizlak on August 01, 2011, 08:06:39 PM I'm glad you guys like it. Please spread the word. Although it is fully functional right now I will be making numerous improvements. Any suggestions are welcome.
Title: Re: Bitcoin Blackjack Post by: stevemcbuckeye on August 01, 2011, 08:44:59 PM Pretty cool!
Title: Re: Bitcoin Blackjack Post by: Lundy on August 01, 2011, 11:15:20 PM Man now if I didn't suck at card games.....yes even BlackJack :)
Title: Re: Bitcoin Blackjack Post by: TiagoTiago on August 01, 2011, 11:39:34 PM What prevents people from winning easy by running a card counter while playing?
Title: Re: Bitcoin Blackjack Post by: DJStealth on August 02, 2011, 12:00:46 AM What prevents people from winning easy by running a card counter while playing? nothing, same as most online blackjack. unless the cards are (mostly) random. which almost defeats the purpose. Title: Re: Bitcoin Blackjack Post by: jb27 on August 02, 2011, 12:49:37 AM What prevents people from winning easy by running a card counter while playing? Same way as Vegas - More than 4 decks. You cannot count those, especially with a reshuffle with minimum 20% cards left. Title: Re: Bitcoin Blackjack Post by: Hazza32 on August 02, 2011, 01:20:09 AM Can see myself visiting there when I get some coins to my name!
Title: Re: Bitcoin Blackjack Post by: m03sizlak on August 02, 2011, 02:00:13 AM What prevents people from winning easy by running a card counter while playing? 8 decks are shuffled before every hand. ==> That's what prevents people from counting. It's the same as a continuous card shuffler used at many casinos. When cards are dealt from a shoe, its possible to count (even with 8 decks, or 1000 decks), you just start at 0, for a low card 2-6 you subtract 1, for a high card 10-A you add 1, for 7,8,9 you do nothing. When the count is high, there are a lot of 10's due up. To defeat this, casinos use continuous card shufflers, ie they shuffle all their decks before each hand. My website does the same thing. Title: Re: Bitcoin Blackjack Post by: BitJack21 on September 12, 2011, 03:18:32 AM Just wanted to let everyone know the site is still active and expanding in innovative and exciting ways, sign up today!
Title: Re: Bitcoin Blackjack Post by: Bert on September 12, 2011, 04:10:52 AM What prevents people from winning easy by running a card counter while playing? 8 decks are shuffled before every hand. ==> That's what prevents people from counting. It's the same as a continuous card shuffler used at many casinos. When cards are dealt from a shoe, its possible to count (even with 8 decks, or 1000 decks), you just start at 0, for a low card 2-6 you subtract 1, for a high card 10-A you add 1, for 7,8,9 you do nothing. When the count is high, there are a lot of 10's due up. To defeat this, casinos use continuous card shufflers, ie they shuffle all their decks before each hand. My website does the same thing. EDIT: I forgot to say, with the link, that shuffling the deck before every single hand is not necessarily a bad thing. It just means that card counting is dead. http://casinogambling.about.com/od/blackjack/a/shuffler.htm Title: Re: Bitcoin Blackjack Post by: Cosbycoin on September 12, 2011, 09:50:15 PM What is your daily volume of users?
Title: Re: Bitcoin Blackjack Post by: vvinogradoff on September 14, 2011, 05:26:11 PM Nice. Another good side of BitCoins - nobody will ever restrict us from gambling online.
Title: Re: Bitcoin Blackjack Post by: ThePiachu on September 15, 2011, 03:09:36 PM Reshuffling decks before each hand, another nice way of a casino to tell you that the odds are against you and there is nothing you can do ;).
Title: Re: Bitcoin Blackjack Post by: ParrotyBit on September 16, 2011, 11:23:03 AM So fun!
Title: Re: Bitcoin Blackjack Post by: FYGM on September 17, 2011, 04:59:17 AM are you going to expand in the future to other games?
Title: Re: Bitcoin Blackjack Post by: BC-Trader on September 17, 2011, 03:57:08 PM get single 0 roulette.
Did you ever hear of the TheGoldCasino? It was casino that accepted e-gold and LR(and other gold currencies) that uses the same hash method you do. I used to love playing on Thegoldcasino but then e-gold went to hell. Maybe I will take a look at your casino |