Speed patching in blackjack is a process of quickly altering the composition of your hand to gain an advantage over the dealer. It is done by replacing one or more cards in your hand with new cards, so that you have a different total than the dealer.
There are a few things you need to keep in mind when speed patching in blackjack:
– Make sure that you replace only cards that will not affect the outcome of the hand. For example, if you are holding two 10s, don’t replace them with a 2 and a 9.
The 2 and 9 would change the value of your hand from 21 to 22, which would give you an undeserved advantage over the dealer.
– Make sure that you replace cards at random, so that the new cards have no impact on the outcome of the hand. This means that if you’re holding two 10s and want to replace them with two 2s, make sure that both 2s are placed randomly in your hand – not next to each other.
If this happens, your hand would now be worth 22 instead of 21, which would give you an undeserved advantage over the dealer.
– Be aware of what cards are remaining in the deck after you’ve replaced cards. If there are any high-ranking cards left in the deck, such as an Ace or King, replacing those cards with new ones may give you an unfair advantage over the dealer.
