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.

[beastbeats]

Your blackjack simulation project sounds intriguing! I've got zero knowledge about blackjack, but I'm all in for a challenge. I mean, who wouldn't want to unravel the mysteries of eight-deck blackjack with someone who's looking for a fresh perspective? I may not be from Ottawa, but hey, the internet makes the world feel like a cozy global village, right? Also, your mention of table limits and algorithms got me thinking about my adventures with slot machines. Have you ever tried to incorporate best online casino real money into your scheme? It might add an extra layer of excitement!

[Briefingbu]

If I got it right, your algorithm involves flat betting when you lose and minimum bet wager when you win, with table limits from 1 to 100. By the way, have you ever considered trying your algorithm on a Malaysia Online Casino? They often have platforms for simulations and testing. It could give you more insights and data.

[DreamyWalker]

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