6 Ways to Win More Money at Blackjack (without counting cards)

Don't have the time to learn card counting? Is it true you are ALWAYS suppose to split Aces & 8's? In this video Colin shows 6 ways to win more money playing Blackjack even without counting cards. From earning more comps to knowing which tables to play or not play all these decisions will help you win more money at the blackjack table.

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Basic Strategy:

0:00 Intro
0:47 Avoid Side Bets
2:06 Basic Strategy
3:13 Backup Bets
3:42 Comps
5:28 Don't Chase Money
6:50 Blackjack Variants
8:26 Learn More

[manueldi]

Ive played religiously over the past year. It really helped me to get alot closer with my wife and kids, after we had to move to a smaller home last month.

[guesswho]

Im glad i watch your video. At first, i really didn't much about Blackjack, the ratio, and etc. But now, i'm winning double the amount of $$ from playing basic strategy from the blackjack chart and not chasing money. I alway limit myself $400 when playing. Thank you.

[jabe]

I loved this video, liked and subscribed for the simple fact that you placed time stamps for all the tips in the description instead of trying to force us into watching the whole video less we miss something

[wildcatterry]

:) As a novice CC myself who has been just practicing over the past 6 months, I found some info in here that definitely helped. Thanks Colin.

[misterchubbikins]

I love colin's mcdonalds analogy when explaining 6:5 v 3:2.

It reminds me of when A&W had a 1/3 pounder to compete with mcd's 1/4 pounder and the idea flopped cuz ppl suck at math.

[PAYD-UD]

Through Colin and his programming I learned how to count cards and risk money effectively! Just last week I got backed off from the last casino in my area. Unfortunate that I now have to find somewhere else to play, but it feels awesome knowing that I beat the casinos and accomplished what I set out to do!

[northside]

Fantastic video, man. One of the best for anyone that doesn't have the bankroll to burn the place down. I won't categorize myself, but I think that when I began, this would have been one to take to the heart. Great video. I'm super glad to see these coming out.

[NeutronRob]

Great advice! I learned to play BJ better by learning and MEMORIZING basic strategy first. I had to unlearn bad habits at first and focused on playing basic strategy and playing it coldly like a machine without feeling. It has to be followed without hesitation. Also develop a betting plan and stick to it. If you are down a certain percentage of your bankroll, then you need to get out. If you are up a certain percentage of your bankroll then you cash in and get out.

[redblueorangegreen]

Dude the content you've put out on this channel is amazing! Ive been binging it like crazy lately, Thank you Colin!

[charlesfry]

Can’t wait to get back into BJA…. Had some tough life circumstances that made me put it on hold but I’m ready to get back to the study grind and go get the $$$

[marcppparis]

I was in Vegas 2 weeks ago. The strip is full of 6:5 continuous shuffle machines 🤮

[xXtolucalifeXx]

Crazy how much the quality and effort has changed recently in ur vids colin! Great work 👏🏽

[cryptoguy]

I'm not an advanced player at all. I know some basic strategy. So I always felt like the side bets was a boost. When you hit trips suited. But like Collin said, it's like playing the lottery. They dont come out that much at all. Thanks for these videos!! Love watching them!

[mrghoul]

Love the content Colin. Keep it up! 👍🏻

[tommcdermott]

That tip on full tilt hits home for sure. I’ve learned to have a casino buddy on dial to reach out to so I can step away and think. Always get that bad feeling when I’m seeing another player at the table go through it. Avoiding full tilt is probably more important advice than basic strategy itself in my opinion.

[t.revshreds]

Great video! These tips are super helpful for people just getting into blackjack and want to be prepared for the casino. Also, it’s a great gateway to get people interested in card counting.

[sunnyscott]

This advice really helped me. I played differently when I was in Vegas in May and I doubled my money each time I sat down at the blackjack tables. It was great.

[perfect]

You are a game changer for a lot of people. I’ve got a whole new way of looking gambling at a casino. It doesn’t make any sense to make any bet in the casino unless you have been able to go over every detail to if the wager in order to determine what the house edge is and then be able to implement strategy and techniques to balance the scales where possible. If ya can’t do that then it’s a bad bet. Not saying that people shouldn’t always be responsible for the own life all the time. That don’t make it right for the casinos to put in so much effort intentionally misleading people about how truly at a disadvantage they are. Thanks for the vids and info. Like I said it’s been a game changer for me. Where I could see myself potentially going down a slippery slope in the casinos not to long ago, Ive taken a much more rational approach to the whole thing and developed the much needed discipline, derived from a deeper and more realistic understanding of the system itself. As to not hand over my money so Willy nilly on a very small chance of getting a little bit back every once in a while.

[steverohde]

Thanks for the information been listening to you. Basic strategy helped improve my play.

[Stockho.]

I joined BJA 2 yrs ago and studied my a** off was getting real good at counting, dividing decks into count and covid hit so no casino for me but I will say if you are going to join a site Colin's is the best to learn and the members are so helpful with newbies..Colin is also the most honest and trustworthy man in the business and the most feared when he walks into a casino .