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Switch, I'm gathering from this conversation you're the owner of Power Blackjack. That was my favouritist game ever! Can I ask why it's no longer available, as far as I can tell, in any UK facing online casino: I loved that game and really miss it. Also, based on this conversation I may stop playing 'Free Chip Blackjack' as it seems the workaround was dodgy.

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A very quick look (i.e. I haven't double checked anything, using infinite decks, UK rules and s17) means
Hit 3+card 17s vs A 8 or 9
Stand on 2-card soft 17s vs 2-7, hit soft 17 vs A 8 9 T.
Stand on 12 vs 3
Stand on A7 vs A (probably because the value of 3-card 17 is less than normal)
Dont split 2's or 3's vs 2
Split 9's vs 7 (presumably to try for 98 - I'm assuming the bonus of 2-card 17s apply after a split).
Split 7's vs 8 (presumably because 2-card 17's are worth more)
Soft doubles A8 vs 6 yes, A2 vs 6 no.
House edge seemed terrible, but then that's not the aim of my spreadsheet.

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Dealer hits Soft 17 if that makes a difference, I should have mentioned that.
Also, your analysis is neglecting the free chip mechanic. I think all possible splits, (except 55 and TT), should be taken as they are free and I'd be surprised if that's not the case.
Otherwise, nice info cheers.bobbartop

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I remember Playtech from my online days, 2001 thru 2006. At the time, I used to listen to Casinomeister religiously. I trusted Casinomeister very much, felt he had utmost integrity. I do remember, vaguely, that he had a working relationship with Playtech and something broke down. He typically gives casinos, operators, software companies a thumbs up or down, and has his own 'Accredited List'. I don't remember the details, so long ago, but my memory seems to tell me that Playtech had some credibility issues.
One thing I do remember is that some Playtech casinos were great to play at, and others not so much. I see it as a reflection on the software provider when their client casinos are not 'policed'. Kinda like RTG, some of theirs were great, some were outright crooks. No policing at all. Regarding Playtech, I stopped playing at their casinos when there was any hint of trouble. It's too bad, they seemed to have so much potential. Anyway, I'm in the United States so I would not be playing them now anyway.

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Hi QM, yes I invented 'Power Blackjack' although that game was only ever licensed to Wagerworks unless Playtech had their own version? 'Power Blackjack' uses the 'push 22' rule and allowed power splits and doubles.
The problem nowadays is that there are so many games around it is difficult to break through and become a must-have game. This will make it even more difficult if companies take bits of a game, or concept, and add their own twist to it. The outcome is that you end up with a selection of close-copy games with none of them really making a breakthrough.
This. in turn, will make it so difficult for new inventors to spend time and money trying to create a new concept as they either burn money if it's not a success of suffer having a close copy made of their game if it is a success. Therefore, their just rewards are severely diluted due to the myriad of copies that are floating around.
Big companies, like Playtech, who have gained greatly due to placing inventors' games on their sites, should be among the first to honor the no-copy system rather than finding ways to skirt round paying a license fee.

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OK, I've gone back and played a few games. (I suspect some people here won't approve, but it's a good game, better than Evolution's version and brick and mortar play is not an option for me.)
One sitch that comes up relatively regularly and I'm unsure how to play is hard 9 versus dealer 10 (both as the main hand or on a free split).
Double down on main hand: hand costs 1 unit, dealer win=0 units back, dealer push/bust= 1 unit back, player win=3 units back
Double down on split hand: hand costs 0 units, dealer win/push/bust=0 units back, player win=2 units back.
Hit on split hand: hand costs 0 units, dealer win/push/bust=0 units back, player win=1 unit back.
Since the dealer pushes on a bust and on a free split a push is as bad as a loss, I'm assuming a hit is better than a free double on a free split, but it's still better to go for a free double on 9 v 10 on the main hand. I don't have the analytical skill to crunch the numbers mys

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