Hi....I would appreciate any input. Is there an advantage to playing two or three positions on a table at the same time? If I do and I am playing a progression, should I use the same for all positions? Or flat bet on one and use progression on the other? I would be interested in any advice or input........I play at Foxwoods which is 8 deck, Double after Split, Dealer stands on Soft 17, Late Surrender offered, Double on any Card, Insurance Offered....Thanks
If you play two identical hands your variance from some baseline will be less. This will have the effect of extending your playing time for a given amout of money. However, what you are describing is not two identical hands(balanced as regards bet amount) and the results that you can expect is unpredictable. For example: Using the exact same progression does not produce an equal amount for each bet; the bets will, at any given time, be different. The same is true for playing a progression for one hand and flat bet the other.
Try $5 at one spot and $25 at another. You will soon see that the $25 washes away the $5 bet in short order.