When to take insurance in blackjack, using the KO system w/ 6 decks?

Question

I know in a 1-deck system, where the initial count is 0, you would normally take insurance on a dealer showing ace if the count is +3 or higher. However since casinoes mostly use 6 decks, and the initial count is -20, what is the key count for taking insurance?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

As far as I'm concerned, there is only 1 situation in which to take insurance....and that is if you have a blackjack yourself....guaranteed even money return.

Many casinos are moving to not only using 6 or 8 decks, but to constant shuffling machines to negate any card counting.