Lets talk statistics shall we?

Discussion in 'Blackjack Tournament Strategy' started by fgk42, Apr 19, 2007.

  1. fgk42

    fgk42 New Member

    lets post some ACTUAL data shall we?

    April 11, 2007. $50 SNG table and you’re in seat 7 (great seat)

    Dealer Up Dealers Result
    Card Final Cards

    7 18 Loss
    Queen 22 Win – dealer bust
    Queen 20 Loss
    8 21 Loss
    Ace 20 Loss
    8 18 Loss
    3 23 Win – dealer bust
    Queen 20 Loss
    4 18 Loss
    Jack 20 Loss
    10 17 Loss
    6 21 Loss

    The dealer drew to 19, 20 or 21 6/12 times (50%). The dealer only bust 2/12 times or (16.7%)

    Probability charts tell us that the dealer should draw to 19, 20 or 21 38.6% of the time. In addition the dealer should bust 28.2% of the time.

    Now, taking the above figures and using a binomial calculator we find that the probability of the dealer only busting is 19.1%.

    How about drawing to 19, 20 or 21? Using the same mathematical resources we find the probability of the dealer having 19, 20 or 21 6 times in 12 hands to be 16%.

    Wow, how unlucky can one person get? Unless the results are skewed/tainted?
     

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