That’s the thing though: I don’t understand the win conditions.
What is Top 3? What is 21+3? What is Player Pair?
For Player Pair in particular, what do the subcategories mean?
Status update: I now understand 21+3 and Player Pair, but not Top 3.
Actually never mind, I don’t understand why “Suited Three of a Kind” is under Player Pair.
Currently reading tips about Blackjack and boy am I not used to these notations.
Anyhow, I noticed something is off: Shouldn’t this be 3:2?
hello @Daeron
My DEEPEST apologies. I will remedy this issue immediately.
(…do I need to break that record to get my questions answered or something?)
yes
So… are you going to fix it? (Also, what about Top 3 and SToaK in Player Pair?)
its been fixed
it just is
suited three of a kind refers to both of your cards and the dealer’s revealed card
top 3 also refers to that
so if you have two 7 of clubs and the dealer has revealed a 7 of clubs suited three of a kind pays out
for example if canping had put a side bet on 21+3 they’d have been paid out 5:1 because they have a flush
flush moment!
and ridiculously close to being a straight flush which pays out 180:1
i will not listen to the devils whispers
Okay, but that’s 21+3; not Player Pair. SToaK involves 3 cards. Player Pair involves the player’s initial 2 cards.
Wdym? Do you mean Top 3 is the same thing as 21+3?
and the dealer’s card for specifically suited three of a kind
yes
top 3 is 21+3 except doesn’t pay out for a straight or flush, but pays out a lot more for a three of a kind, straight flush or suited three of a kind
and in writing this I just noticed a mistake
I noted down 21+3 payouts far, far too high. whoops!
21+3 should not have been paying out rates equivelant to top 3
this clarification should hopefully make the side bets make more sense
alright ty
