On the other hand, Lucky Ladies is vulnerable to card-counting, as it centres on ten-valued cards.
Numerous US-based casinos (both land-based and online) offer the LL option bet, mostly because it yields a house edge of around 25%, which is about four times as high as other side bets. The exotic wager pays bonus money for any 20-point hand, although some combinations are more lucrative than others. It was first introduced in Washington in 1997 and has since become a staple in casinos across the country. Lucky Ladies is one of the most widespread side bets in blackjack.
