On the surface, blackjack is a simple game; just get closer to 21 than the dealer without going over. However, blackjack is never quite that simple. Throughout the long history of the game, it’s been played in a variety of different ways. More recently, online blackjack games at online casinos have taken off and become the best way to enjoy the game.
Meanwhile, there are several different strategies and approaches that players use during blackjack. The best strategy is typically the one that a player is comfortable using. If you’re unfamiliar with some of the styles and systems out there, here is a closer look at some of the most common strategies while playing blackjack.
Flat Betting
The flat betting system is the simplest approach to take with blackjack. With this method, you place the same bet on every hand. Whether you’re winning or losing, you stay consistent. This makes it easier to monitor your budget and cash flow. It’s always best to use a budget when playing any casino game. With this system, you can take your budget and divide it by the number of hands you want to play to determine the size of every bet. This can prevent big losses when the deck goes cold, although it’s also harder to chase a hot streak.
Positive Progression
In a positive progression betting system, you increase your wager following a win and decrease your wager amount after losing a hand. With this system, you try to ride the hot hand and increase your winnings while also staying away from a cold streak. Of course, this approach doesn’t impact your chances of winning or losing a hand. However, this is a safe approach in terms of managing your bankroll.
Negative Progression
On the contrary, a negative progression involves reducing your wager if you win and increasing your wager after losing a hand. The idea is that it can be difficult to win multiple hands in a row. In a way, you are counting on things to even out, so you expect to lose less money following a loss while trying to make up for a loss by wagering more on the next hand. This is typically considered a conservative approach that can help avoid big losses.
Martingale
The Martingale system is one of the most popular systems with blackjack. You set your minimum wager and then double your bet following every loss. Therefore, if your minimum bet is $10 and you lose three straight hands, your fourth hand will be an $80 bet. Once you win a hand, you reset back to the original bet and start over. The idea is that by upping your wager until you win, you’ll recover the money you lose when you eventually end up with a winning hand. In theory, this helps players to make a modest profit and avoid significant losses if they are patient. However, with the Martingale system, it’s important to be aware of how the maximum bet compares to your minimum wager.
Oscar’s System
Compared to the Martingale system, Oscar’s system is a little more conservative. It also moves in the opposite direction. Instead of increasing your bet after a loss, Oscar’s system dictates that you increase your bet after a win. You simply add one unit following every win, meaning a $10 minimum bet moves to $20 after a win and $30 after back-to-back wins. Once you lose a hand, your wager stays the same, so you might stick with a $30 bet rather than revert back to $10. The system can work wonders if you run into a hot deck, although the possibility of big losses is there if you suffer multiple losses in a row.
Fibonacci
Mathematicians should be familiar with Fibonacci, although anyone playing blackjack can follow this system. In this method, you multiply your minimum bet by the number in the sequence. In other words, if you start with a $10 bet, the second bet will be $20, the third will be $30, the fourth will be $40, and so on. Within the Fibonacci system, you have the option to be either negative or positive. This means you can decide whether to increase after wins or increase after losses, which will determine whether you revert back to your initial wager amount after a win or after a loss and start the sequence over again.
D’Alembert System
This system is a little easier for novice blackjack players to manage. In the D’Alembert system, you increase your wager by one unit after every loss and decrease your wager by one unit after every win. The idea is to keep playing until you have turned a profit. This puts a lot of trust in the system to eventually win. It also means that if you win your first hand, you walk away from the table and enjoy the profit.
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