Blackjack Info at Blackjack Stats!

I was browsing the Internet computer network for blackjack sites in lieu of an SMS text message I received from the public relations officer of one of the billiards clubs I play at. My billiards friend wanted to find out more about online blackjack and the online blackjack sites catering to such. My ever reliable online search tools brought back a number of interesting blackjack sites. One of these sites was Blackjack Stats, which touts itself as a one-of-a-kind guide to online blackjack with more than 20,000 tables and charts.

Blackjack Stats (BJStats.com) features basic strategies for learning blackjack as well as advanced strategies that teaches online gamblers the proper move no matter at any given situation. Blackjack Stats also features a number of interesting reviews of blackjack, online casinos and quick download links. A specific link that caught my attention was the Blackjack Data Repository, which is a collection of Online Blackjack statistics and probabilities culled from simulations and arranged in tables. The BlackJack Data Repository also contains calculators and blackjack charts, as well as online blackjack rules and basic strategy tables. The tables and charts are designed to answer various blackjack questions. These include queries on hand depth, count, hand, split & win/loss blackjack percentages, bankroll excursions, hand worth and frequencies, consecutive losing hours, action, effect of rules on various stats, and more. It also has a section on blackjack card counting and will teach anyone methods of gaining the advantage back from the house. Indeed, those are interesting topics to blackjack players! And I kid you not!

Another round of quick browsing shows that the Blackjack Data Repository contains 37,856 pages of blackjack tables and 31,050 pages of charts! Blackjack calculators are also available with the touch of a button! And get this, 320,000,000,000 rounds of play were reputedly simulated for the tables and charts and 2,400,000,000,000 rounds of play were said to be simulated using the calculators! I must say that those are Impressive statistics! Awesome!