Blackjack simulation

[picassocat]

Hi,

I’m looking for a special person who could simulate (test) an algorithm for the game of blackjack. Standard blackjack rules would apply, eight decks. My algorithm isn’t too difficult to understand (if you lose = flat bet, if you win minimum bet wager y etc). Table limits 1 to 100.

Ideally I’m looking for someone who knows nothing or very little about blackjack, no biases.
I’m in the Ottawa region, this is a serious proposition, I would like to hear from you.

Please pm me.

[scholarlytutor]

I'm mainly helping people with Turing code on this website unfortunately, but I hope you find/found what you're looking for!

[picassocat]

Still looking, I haven't lost hope. Best to you.

[Samuelchik0]

I'm not in the Ottawa region, but I just wanted to say that your project sounds really interesting. Have you considered reaching out to any online blackjack communities to find someone who might be interested in simulating your algorithm? I'm sure there are plenty of people out there who would be up for the challenge. Also, have you looked into using any online simulators or software to test your algorithm? That might be another option. Oh, and if you're into online gambling, you should check out link w88 - it's a popular online casino that offers a wide range of games, including blackjack.

[Abdulrashidbala]

I saw your post about the blackjack simulation and I'm totally interested, man! I don't know much about blackjack, so no biases here, haha! Your algorithm sounds pretty straightforward, and I'd be happy to give it a shot. I'm in the Ottawa region too, so that's awesome! Hit me up with a PM and let's get this serious proposition rolling! Also, check out https://www.nodeposittracker.com/casinos/punt-casino/ for some great betting options. It's always cool to make some money online without any investments. I manage to win some money there on the regular basis.

[MatildaPatel]

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[AlannahGamble]

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[AbdullahiIbrahim]

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