However, TwitchySeal claims that below "Wagered" are the total amounts wagered, but below "Bets" , "Wins" and "Losses" are not the total numbers of bets placed and won and lost.
No I didn't, troll.
Yes, you did!
You claim below "Bets" , "Wins" and "Losses" are the numbers of dealer
hands played and won and lost.
And the number of dealer
hands played and won and lost is smaller than the number of "Bets" placed and won and lost.
Hence you claim the total number of "Bets" placed and won and lost is not stated below "Bets" , "Wins" and "Losses".
Total wagered = how much you wagered in total for each crypto currency.
Based on what do you conclude that below "Wagered" are the total amounts wagered and not partial amounts wagered?
What if Stake counts only 1 bet per dealer hand for the wagered amount, while you placed 4 bets?
Like you claim Stake counts only 1 bet per dealer hand, even when you placed 4 bets?
In black jack, doubling down or splitting does not increase your total bets, just your total wager.
Absolute nonsense!
All bets placed cause the total amount wagered and all additional bets you place (splitting or doubling) increase the number of total bets and amount wagered.
Hence it is not possible that the total wagered amount increases without additional bets placed!
One bet = one dealer hand.
Absolute nonsense!
What does hand mean in blackjack?
The blackjack rules mean that each game starts with players receiving two cards each, along with the dealer. Your two cards are referred to as your “hand”.
As you can see, hand is the cards received, bet is the bet amount, understood?
At Stake's in-house Black Jack a dealer hand can have up to 4 bets.
Hence one dealer hand is not always one bet, understood?
Despite of this, when you win a Black Jack you win 1,5 bets and not 1 bet.
So if Stake Statistics counts only 1 bet won or lost per dealer hand, even though I won a Black Jack or won or lost more bets, then their system is rigged!
I am still looking for an explanation from the Crypto Gambling Foundation how it is fair to lose 4,6% of the bets while the advertised house edge is 0,5%?
I made 181 thousand bets at Stake's in-house Black Jack using the perfect drawing strategy.
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