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Full-Table Black Jack is a realistic black jack wagering simulator.
FTBJ gives the look and feel of winning (and losing) at the black jack table
Designed to teach people what it's like to gamble at the black jack table and to show why casinos only get larger instead of smaller. So if you think you know black jack, give it a go.
All blackjack rules are in the comprehensive help file and when you combine that with the built-in 'suggest' mode this is a great simulator for a beginner.
However, FTBJ was actually designed as a work-out tool for people who already know advanced blackjack strategies. So if you're an avid blackjack player wanting to prepare for your next visit to the casinos, you will appreciate the high degree of authenticity this program offers..
Complete with simulated black jack players whose artificial intelligence increases the realism of other players coming and going from the table.
For more information on this interesting subject see the 'Important Historical Notes'
The cost for all this is only $9.99
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There is a free trial version you can download by clicking right hereOnce you've experienced the free version and are satisfied with the results just click on the program's
'Help' menu item. Then click on
'Purchase/Update' and select
'Purchase Full Table Black Jack'
where you'll be presented with step by step instructions and connected with eSellerate's secure online servers.
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If you've tried the shareware version and are ready to buy but do not feel comfortable purchasing online from within the program or perhaps you have a firewall that keeps you from connecting correctly, you could click on the following line to take you directly to the
eSellerate web store.This software is not limited by time so you don't have to worry about making any snap decisions. However, in exchange for being able to test it as long as you wish, the free version is limited in that the options to 'split hands' or 'double down' have been disabled.
Still, you can have a pretty good time with the shareware version.
So try it as long as you like and share it with all your friends because that's what shareware is about.
Please note the following:
Because you have full opportunity to test the software in advance of purchase, and because of the multitude of hardware and software environments, there are no refunds so make sure to test all the enabled functions before purchasing.
Hello, I'm Don, owner of Metaware Productions.
Back in the mid 80's I became interested in statistical analysis which soon led to my becoming an above-average black jack player. I played for several years and over the years I've noticed how the rules have changed and tried to keep up with those changes without becoming a card counter.
In the early to mid 90's I started getting interested in multi-deck shoes and various theories floating around then. In particular there was a theory called 'clumping', which had to do with how the cards came out of the shoe. In a nutshell, it said there would be longer winning streaks and longer losing streaks with a multi-deck shoe.
At that time I had several blackjack simulators but one way or another, they all fell short of allowing me to test various strategies which I or someone else had devised. So I set out to write my own simulator. I took into account all my experience and only left out one item from this simulator: It won't allow you toke the dealer (big deal, who wants to tip an electronic dealer?)
This simulator follows most casinos in that all of the player's cards are dealt face-up and the players are not allowed to handle them.
In addition to playing at a full table of seven spots, I also plugged in the ability for other (computer controlled) players to come and go from the table seemingly at will to see how clumping was affected by this factor. But rest assured I have made this VERY authentic. I programmed some players to be stronger than others and have several versions of basic strategy for them to use (or not use, depending on their intelligence level). Of course the strategies I use (or which ones you will use) may not be the same as the simulated players but then, that's real life and will affect how the cards come out of the shoe. This simulator may not have a lot of bells and whistles, but what it DOES have is a lot of mathematical accuracy and that's far more important if you're gearing up for a trip to your favorite casino. If you're an experienced player you'll see what I mean when you get into it. Speaking of of bells and whistles, if you have a sound card on your computer and choose to use it, you will notice all kinds of 'noise' in the background. This is no accident because if you intend to play in a casino environment you do need to be able to play with a lot of background interferrence..
The Bottom Line
I don't play black jack any more because I found out the hard way that it doesn't take very long for a casino to figure out who's good and who isn't. They've come up with some pretty inovative techniques to discourage good players because they're in business to make money, not to give it away. So the bottom line is... if gamblng is your lifestyle choice, at least be smart about it and prepare yourself ahead of time.
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