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"挖掘香港體育投注交流：PM娛樂城的全新遊戲體驗"【標準澳門規則 Standard Macau Rules】
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貼文者 James K. May 11 2015標準澳門規則 Standard Macau Rules
我第一次於 2007 年及第二次 2009 年造訪澳門時，當地的 21 點 Blackjack 遊 戲已經改變不少。和當地大多數的遊戲一般，各賭場的規則已趨於統一。這些 通用於大多數賭場的規則如下：
依照這些規則的賭場優勢是 0.16%
以下則是在澳門遇到的某些規則變化：
以下的列表顯示澳門六家賭場規則與賭場優勢概率：（請指正任何錯誤之處）
下圖中譯説明：Galaxy 銀河，Melco Crown 皇冠，MGM 美高梅，SJM*（請看以 下 Pharaoh’s Palace 法老王宮殿），Venetian 威尼斯人，永利 Wynn Resplit Aces( 兩張 AA 牌的再分牌 )，Lose Splits to Dealer BJ( 莊家拿到 Blackjack 時分牌賭注被沒入 )，Max Hands by Splitting( 分牌最多次到幾 手 )，House Edge( 賭場優勢概率 )
| Macau Blackjack House Edge | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Concession | Resplit Aces | Lose Splits to Dealer BJ | Max Hands by Splitting | House Edge |
| Galaxy | No | Yes | 3 | 0.20% |
| Melco Crown | No | No | 4 | 0.16% |
| MGM | Yes | No | 4 | 0.09% |
| SJM* | No | No | 4 | 0.16% |
| Venetian | No | No | 4 | 0.16% |
| Wynn | Yes | No | 4 | 0.09% |
註：我有未經證實的報告説，永利Wynn不再使用發過的牌，而威尼斯人 Venetian 則持續使用。我仍然在確認當中，但直到我上次於 2009 年 8 月在澳 門時，這是當時我知道最新近的規則。
以下兩張表格是澳門 21 點的基本策略。左邊的策略通行於各家賭場（除了銀 河 Galaxy），右邊的策略則專用於銀河 Galaxy 賭場。
法老王宮殿 Pharaoh’s Palace 的規則
我被告知法老王宮殿 Pharaoh’s Palace 仍然維持舊式不尋常的 21 點規則。 我相信過去澳門博彩 SJM 許多賭場曾經施行過這些規則，但多數已轉化成標準 的博弈形式。然而，有位讀者告訴我，可以在法老王宮殿找到以下的規則，我 並不知道是否所有賭局都是如此，或者只是某些賭桌而已。
這些規則的賭場優勢 house edge 是 0.00%，以下是依照這些規則的基本策略。 我將這略定名為葡京 21 點 (Lisboa Blackjack)，是因為當我第一次製作這個 表格時，遊戲規則仍然適用於葡京賭場。
如果 21 點 Blackjack 是你玩的選項，我們設立的規則與指導是很難被擊敗的， 也可以增強你玩 21 點的策略能力。我們已經涵括一系列的規則、策略與變化， 特別是普遍通行於澳門的各家賭場當中。此外，我們還有其他的方法可以增進 你對 21 點的知識，請隨時造訪這些值得信任的網站：
磨練從初級到專業的技巧，看看推薦有提供這款博弈遊戲的賭場，多看網絡最 新關於 21 點的優惠訊息，時常練習以磨練技巧直到精益求精。向前邁進吧， 擴展你的知識與能力，我們不會誤導、是絕對可以為你增添助力的。
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