fgk42
New Member
Ok here’s a question I ask because I really don’t know if this is possible or even legal. I know there are lots of people out there who would know so here goes:
Let us suppose that two players wanted to have a “heads up” BJ tourney amongst themselves. Now because there aren’t any heads up tourney’s out there (with the exception of LVHMD) they decided to walk into casino ABC and reserve a table (one player has connections) Now this table is a $25 to $2500 limit, 6 shoe deck with ok rules.
Now both players decide to buy in for $1,000 and it’s only the two of them at the table – no one else can sit and play. Remember it’s reserved.
Now these two players decide to play 20 hands and who ever has the most chips at the end of 20 hands wins this “heads up” tourney. They’ve got a side bet of lets say $1,000.
Now to make it interesting they decide that you have to play each hand, just like a regular BJT but after each hand they switch seats so that the “button” goes back and forth. This way the house dealer doesn’t do anything differently.
Oh and at the end of the game the chips on the table are yours to keep. If you go bust – oh well you lost the $1000 to the house AND the $1000 to your opponent.
So two questions:
1. CAN this be done
2. Has anyone heard of this happening?
3. What to you think the “house” would think of this?
Let us suppose that two players wanted to have a “heads up” BJ tourney amongst themselves. Now because there aren’t any heads up tourney’s out there (with the exception of LVHMD) they decided to walk into casino ABC and reserve a table (one player has connections) Now this table is a $25 to $2500 limit, 6 shoe deck with ok rules.
Now both players decide to buy in for $1,000 and it’s only the two of them at the table – no one else can sit and play. Remember it’s reserved.
Now these two players decide to play 20 hands and who ever has the most chips at the end of 20 hands wins this “heads up” tourney. They’ve got a side bet of lets say $1,000.
Now to make it interesting they decide that you have to play each hand, just like a regular BJT but after each hand they switch seats so that the “button” goes back and forth. This way the house dealer doesn’t do anything differently.
Oh and at the end of the game the chips on the table are yours to keep. If you go bust – oh well you lost the $1000 to the house AND the $1000 to your opponent.
So two questions:
1. CAN this be done
2. Has anyone heard of this happening?
3. What to you think the “house” would think of this?
