Blackjack pays 2:1

Hello everyone, I came across a promotion where blackjack pays 2:1 and was wondering if someone could tell me what would be the best approach/strategy to maximise profits. I am counting as usual with a level 1 system but I don't think this is the best approach for this game

Thanks so much

It's probably not worth developing a whole new count if it's for a brief promo. Just keep a separate side-count of aces and bet it up when the deck is ace-rich.

Or you could just bet as much as possible within your bankroll because it's a nice advantage - assuming other rules stay the same.

Thanks for the response. It's not really a brief promo, quite the opposite that's why I was looking for a specific system just for that.

Does a system like that exist or possibly be developed?

Thanks

I would be very very very surprised if there wasn't some catch here. I would also be extremely suspicious. Such a rule would benefit the player by 2 percent. No sane casino would offer it for any length of time 

This promo could be referring to paying 2:1 on your FIRST blackjack only, which is still nice but obviously will be short-term for you.

If that's not what it is, I would run screaming from it rather than play. My abiding rule in such situations is "If it seems too good to be true, it probably is."

Oh, and on the wild chance that this is on the up and up after all, any counting system will do. IMHO it's better to use the one you know rather than learn something new. A side Ace count would be useful.

But this has a 1 in 1,345,998 chance of being real.

Hi there I anxiously  await the LVA 2024  coupon booklet.  I was assembling my travel file printing some of the on line coupons and realized there is an expiry on the palms buffet which occurs before my trip. (all the others have end of december expiry).  Am I screwed or can this be reversed?

No, not to worry. You'll present the printed-out coupon to the players' club to get a voucher, and what they'll check is whether you've already used the coupon this year.

What to be careful of, regarding any on-line coupon, is to not print it outside of 30 days, or whatever is specified, before you plan to use it.  Friend made that mistake years ago (NOT an LVA coupon, BTW), as she printed out an MGM based coupon and by the time we tried to redeem it, it was beyond the specified number of days.  The players club at that casino wouldn't budge, either.

I know this isn't specifically what you asked, but it brings to mind that caution regarding redemption of online coupons from any company.

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