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blackjack strategy--house stands on soft 17
How does this change basic strategy?
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Re: blackjack strategy--house stands on soft 17
It doesn't.
It is to the player's advantage to have this rule in effect also. "Your excuses are your own" -- Richard Roma |
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Re: blackjack strategy--house stands on soft 17
Thanks dude
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Re: blackjack strategy--house stands on soft 17
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It doesn't. It is to the player's advantage to have this rule in effect also. "Your excuses are your own" -- Richard Roma [/ QUOTE ] Yes it does, slightly. www.wizardofodds.com has a chart for the stands on soft 17 versus hits on soft 17, and there are some differences. Go to the website and just download the charts. |
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Re: blackjack strategy--house stands on soft 17
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[ QUOTE ] It doesn't. It is to the player's advantage to have this rule in effect also. "Your excuses are your own" -- Richard Roma [/ QUOTE ] Yes it does, slightly. www.wizardofodds.com has a chart for the stands on soft 17 versus hits on soft 17, and there are some differences. Go to the website and just download the charts. [/ QUOTE ] Here's the link to the two different charts (assuming a multi deck shoe, which is most online sites): http://wizardofodds.com/blackjack/bj4deck.html |
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Re: blackjack strategy--house stands on soft 17
I beg your pardon, I was speaking from memory on the tables from Snyder's Blackbelt in Blackjack. The basic strategy as described therein does not change dependent on how the dealer plays soft 17.
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Re: blackjack strategy--house stands on soft 17
basic strategy still doesnt, what you do when they have an ace changes slightly.
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