Describe the stereotypical card counter
reddit.comDoes anyone have any tips or resources I can use to practice keeping the running count on a full table?
I can very easily count heads up. But when it’s a full table, especially after the first initial deal of the 2 cards for each player sometimes have a hard time struggling to keep the running count. Any tips/resources or tricks any you fellow AP’s have in this regard
Why are there so many slow and horrible blackjack dealers
Played HL blackjack at my local and the dealer was absolutely horrible. Forgetting to check blackjack multiple times and taking push hands. Why would they place a clearly inexperienced dealers into a pit where clearly the stakes are high?
Is it true some dealers actively want players to lose?
reddit.comBiggest mistake you’ve seen at the blackjack table?
reddit.comWhy are so many blackjack dealers degenerates outside work
reddit.comWhy do some dealers not give a damn if you lose or win alot of money
reddit.comAm I getting scammed on my car payments
Did I get a fair deal on this used 2021 Honda Accord SE?
Bought in Ontario in late 2025. Converting everything to USD for easier comparison:
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2021 Honda Accord SE
73,430 miles
Vehicle price: $19,261 USD
Winter tire package: $1,084 USD
Extended warranty (96 months / 125k miles): $3,292 USD
Rust protection & undercoating: $1,094 USD
Financed amount: $26,452 USD
Interest rate: 7.99%
Bi-weekly payment: $247 USD
Total interest paid: $5,676 USD
Total paid over the life of the loan: $32,127 USD
No trade in
24M, making ~$5k/month net and still struggling to save. What am I missing?
I am a 24yo male living in Ontario Canada. I’ve been moved out since I was 20yo and when I moved out I had around $40,000. Today I have $14,000. And I’m getting concerned. These are my upfront expenses every month
Fixed monthly expenses:
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Housing: $1,279 TOTAL
Rent: $1,040
Utilities, internet, and tenant insurance: $239
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Vehicle: $1,051 TOTAL
Car payment: $722
Car insurance: $329
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Other recurring expenses: $169 TOTAL
Telus Phone Plan
ChatGPT
PS4 Game Pass
Spotify
iCloud Storage
Amazon Prime (Annualized)
Costco (Annualized)
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Total fixed expenses: $2,499/month
My upfront expenses out the gate are $2499/month. At my current job on average every month I’m making net $4935 a month which leaves me with roughly $2400 in profits with my upfront expenses before things like groceries, car gas, entertainment etc….
I currently invest most of my money into mostly index funds with a few growth stocks for fun. I used to eat out all the time but stopped recently to A) stop feeling super shitty all the time and B save some more money.
I’m seriously struggling to save money still and any advice you guys would have for me would be greatly appreciated.
24M, making ~$5k/month net and still struggling to save. What am I missing?
I am a 24yo male living in Ontario Canada. I’ve been moved out since I was 20yo and when I moved out I had around $40,000. Today I have $14,000. And I’m getting concerned. These are my upfront expenses every month
Car Payment/Insurance: $1065
Rent: $1280
Subscriptions: $168
My upfront expenses out the gate are $2513/month. At my current job on average every month I’m making net $4935 a month which leaves me with roughly $2400 in profits including my upfront expenses before things like groceries, entertainment etc….
I currently invest most of my money into mostly index funds with a few growth stocks for fun. I started meal prepping to eat not only healthier but to stop wasting money on fast food all the time. I limit myself to eating out at most 2 times a week.
I’m seriously struggling to save money still and any advice you guys would have for me would be greatly appreciated.
24M, making ~$5k/month net and still struggling to save. What am I missing?
I am a 24yo male living in Ontario Canada. I’ve been moved out since I was 20yo and when I moved out I had around $40,000. Today I have $14,000. And I’m getting concerned. These are my upfront expenses every month
Car Payment/Insurance: $1065
Rent: $1280
Subscriptions: $168
My upfront expenses out the gate are $2513/month. At my current job on average every month I’m making net $4935 a month which leaves me with roughly $2400 in profits including my upfront expenses before things like groceries, car gas, entertainment etc….
I currently invest most of my money into mostly index funds with a few growth stocks for fun. I started meal prepping to eat not only healthier but to stop wasting money on fast food all the time. I limit myself to eating out at most 2 times a week.
I’m seriously struggling to save money still and any advice you guys would have for me would be greatly appreciated.
Is double exposure bj beatable?
Rules of the game similar to blakcjack except
Dealer reveals hole card before playing decisions start
Blackjacks pay 1-1 (obviously big catch)
No push 22 bullshit
Split and double rules remain same as normal standard main pit BJ. Dealer hits soft 17