how much of a difference does the house edge make in blackjack?
Been thinking about this lately, since I mostly play at tables advertising lower house edge, but I'm not sure I actually feel the difference. I mean, yeah, in theory a house edge of half a percent is way better than one that's over one percent, but when I’m in the groove and playing for a few hours, my stack goes up and down no matter what the edge is. So part of me wonders if chasing that "best edge" is kind of pointless if you’re just in it for the experience and not grinding out comps or counting.
Live dealer tables seem to advertise house edge a lot, but with the constant shuffling and all these new side bets, I'm not sure if I'm just overthinking it. How much weight do you guys actually put on house edge, especially if you're playing for crypto or mainly just for fun?
I care more about payout speed and trust, so Xbet wins for crypto even if the edge is higher. Do streaks ever shift your betting style mid-session?
House edge matters in the long run, but honestly, at a live dealer blackjack table, luck and variance still rule your night if you’re not playing huge volumes. When you’re in it for fun or using crypto, do you ever just pick the most entertaining side bets, or stick pure to low edge?
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