I looked up the 21+3 house advantage at the wizard of odds site, and found it straight up to be a 3.24% house advantage. This is knowing nothing about the shoe other it’s new and 6 decks. I would think at some point, as with insurance, this becomes a positive EV. I was wondering if anyone had numbers on this, or could provide a bit of insight.

Well I don’t have any numbers on it so sorry for that but I too think it is interesting situation. Waiting for some expert to shed some light…

Surely it is an interesting game and it would become a positive EV with insurance. So shoot it out.

Isn’t anyone interested to sort out this puzzle. I think you should play the game. As you said the EV becomes positive with Insurance, so there is no point in avoiding this game.

You win some you loose some. I would dare to play any new variant of BJ no matter what. Unless you play it all you calculations aren’t right. Ofcourse I don’t bet big on new variants but I surely do play and so should you.

I have played this game but with 4 decks. Its a great game and surely worth trying. Seems like no one else has played it on 6 decks.

I played the four deck asm,  for 3 hours and came out ahead $505.  I believe my average bet was $10.  My ability seems to defy math I know thats why I stick with small ball instead of Big ball I could really hurt them if I played with a partner.