Mid Shoe Entry Blackjack
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- Lots of casinos have banned mid-shoe entry for this purpose. If you do consider doing this, know that it looks fishy to even untrained eyes. How else would you know when to swoop in for the kill if you weren't counting cards? The suspicions you do avoid, however, are changing your bets.
- No Mid-Shoe Entry Signs When cruising the casino floor in search of a blackjack table to play at, you are eventually going to see a sign on a table that says ‘No Mid-Shoe Entry.’ This means that you can’t join that table until the current players have played through the shoe.
Mike: Some things I’d like to add to what you said is that if it’s a double-deck game or a single-deck game, you have to wait until the dealer shuffles the cards. You can’t jump in, even if it’s in between hands, because most places have a no mid-round, mid-shoe entry rule. No mid-shoe entry You must wait for the shuffle to start betting. This is to prevent card counters from waiting for the count to increase before they bet. Some casinos allow you to enter mid-shoe, but limit your bets to the table minimum or to your first bet until the shuffle.
Tables should have a sign posted mentioning 'No Mid-Shoe Entry', but can I grab a seat and not bet until the next shoe?
When players are struggling with a tough shoe, they may welcome another player to change their luck. If they're winning, they may want to keep newcomers from butting in and messing up their card stream. If you're counting, and people keep wonging-in on positive counts, they are taking your better EV hands away, but so does a dealer shuffle-up.
If the table is empty mid-shoe, does the dealer have to shuffle-up when somebody shows up to play?
Tables should have a sign posted mentioning 'No Mid-Shoe Entry', but can I grab a seat and not bet until the next shoe?
Usually at NMSE tables, if all the players get up and leave the dealer will re-shuffle the shoe and wait for new players with a fresh shoe. In my experience. All casinos are different on these finer points.im wondering, in a lot of places that have this no mid shoe entry rule, how often is a single player sitting alone prohibited from putting out a 2nd hand if he wants to in the middle of the shoe in order to change up the cards, or maybe just because he wants to have less variance when betting much higher in good counts.
Somebody mentioned that they can't open a 2nd hand on these tables, and it disgusts him/her. They get stuck in a shoe with a negative count, or they can't double-up spots on a positive count. How long does a really positive count last? 3 hands? idk. Just use a progression on a win on a single spot. You win 6 hands in a row, you could double your 10 hand buy-in.
im wondering, in a forum that contains really old threads, how often a single poster chooses to resurrect a nearly 5 year old thread, instead of starting a new one.
