An unlimited blackjack game is one in which the house edge is reduced to zero. In this version of blackjack, each player is dealt ten cards, and must either hit or stand.
If the player hits, they receive 10 additional cards and may continue to hit until they get a total of 21 or more. If the player stands, they are given two additional cards and may not hit for the rest of the game.
Theoretically, an unlimited blackjack game should be identical to a standard blackjack game. The only difference is that the house edge is reduced to zero. This means that for every 100 hands played, the house would lose 2.7% (2.
7 out of every 100 hands). This gives players a better chance of winning money in an unlimited blackjack game than in a standard game.
There are a few drawbacks to playing an unlimited blackjack game. First, it can be difficult to determine when you have enough information to make a good decision. In a standard game, you can usually tell when you have a good hand by looking at your cards and seeing if you have any combination that will give you a high total. In an unlimited game, however, it can be harder to know when you have a good hand because you don’t know how many more cards you will get.
Second, if you don’t hit in an unlimited game, you may end up losing money even though the house edge is zero. Third, if someone else plays an unlimited game and they are better than you at playing blackjack, they may eventually win all of your money.
