In hand-shuffled double-deck Blackjack, I always felt fresh decks were "stuck" — barely any wins, no matter the count. But one night, I won 60+ single-deck hands in a row despite the casino constantly swapping decks. In Baccarat, I’ve noticed pre-shuffled decks (straight from the box) lead to longer streaks and easier wins compared to over-shuffled ones. Just my experience, but has anyone else noticed this? Does shuffling (or lack of it) really impact the game?
Does Poor Shuffling Affect Wins in Blackjack & Baccarat?
- Thread starter allison56
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Nah, man. There’s gotta be something to it. I swear, when they shuffle too much, it feels like the cards are just out to get ya
gutierrezchristopher
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Ive had nights where I just couldnt catch a break. but then there are those rare sessions where everything clicks. it really makes you wonder about the shuffling methods...
briansharp1846
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Yeah bro, 100% feel that. Those fresh-ass decks sometimes feel like they’re cursed or somethin’. Like, you sit down, cards look crisp as hell, and then boom — dealer’s smokin’ you hand after hand no matter what the count says. But then on other nights, it’s like the cards are dancin’ for you.
rachelgarrett4982
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Yeah, I’ve had nights where freshly boxed Baccarat shoes felt like printing money—tons of banker runs. But once they started shuffling more often? Everything got choppy. Might just be pattern bias, but I swear there's something to how the cards are handled