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| Don F |
Time on your hands |
2002-07-10 02:38:02 |
| Texas Red |
If you have a soft 18 with a combination of 3 cards (assuming that your not counting cards and just playing basic strategy) I would suggest that you hit 3 - 6. If you are counting cards then hit accordingly, in an extremely high count I'd stand on everything, no need to waste a ten and wind up with the same hand, leave it for the dealer to bust with.. In a low count I would take the hit, an extra card will more than likely give you a better hand.
- As far as paying $1100 bucks for a Blackjack course I suggest that you take $100 of that and buy some books, then take the other grand and play. The only thing you're gonna learn in a $1100 dollar blackjack course is that you got ripped off.
The only strategies that win have been around for years and are readily available in many books for around $15 bucks each.. |
2002-07-08 18:03:40 |
| Gato |
Hey Neil!!! Congratulations for the new look of your wonderful site. |
2002-07-05 06:28:17 |
| Dave |
You can't double with 3 or more cards.
say you are dealt 2,5 and then an ace soft 18
it does say to stand 2,7,8 and hit 9,10,A
but what about 3-6 now? |
2002-07-05 01:07:32 |
| Denver |
Strategy stays the same with 3 or more cards |
2002-07-04 23:45:44 |
| Denver |
Dave i think its stand 2,7,8 hit 9,10,A and dbl 3 through 6 |
2002-07-04 23:44:31 |
| Dave |
what is the strategy for hitting soft 18, not a,7 but 3 or more cards
when do u hit and stand? |
2002-07-04 21:51:15 |
| jay |
Has anyone took part in project 21(bj training course) by a guy called maverick max; I need to know if it is any good as it costs around $1100 here in UK.Please contact me with ALL references positive and negative.Thanks.. |
2002-07-04 04:46:11 |
| Texas red |
This is an odd message board, it's tough to have a discussion since none of the posts are grouped under thier own topic. |
2002-07-03 08:23:13 |
| Neil |
Iggy: I did. Chris: You can find out the correct move for each card combination by looking at the Rules and Strategy page. |
2002-07-01 02:50:41 |
| Midnite |
Splitting 8's is a defensive move.
You will lose less by splitting them. |
2002-06-25 13:12:32 |
| Iggy |
Who wrote the program??
Iggy |
2002-06-25 12:32:08 |
| Scotty |
I have another question about a pair of 8's: in a game permitting surrender the basic strategy calls for surrendering a 16 hand vs. dealer 9,10, or Ace ... basic strategy also says always split 8,8 ... so which takes precedence, surrendering or splitting? |
2002-06-21 12:34:45 |
| Billy |
The always split on a pair of 8's have bothered me. If the dealer is showing a 9, 10 or Ace you would now have 2 inferior hands vs the one if you would have just hit your 16. Other strategy books say to just hit in these cases yet this software counts it as a wrong answer. Any thoughts on this?? |
2002-06-20 09:09:48 |
| Chris |
I think i get it, you hit if you have 12 and the dealers got 2, but you double if you got 9, 10 , 11. ....or if you got 12 and the dealer has 3???? |
2002-06-18 12:16:52 |
| Chris |
It makes me mad when I have 12, and the dealer has 2 or 3, cause If i stand then it says this is a rare case blah blah..and if i double sometimes it tells me, onyl concider doubling if 9 10 or 11 or soft ace...what is with this, It has to be one way or the other, I keep getting 96 % and dont like it. Other than that this is an awsome site, ans I have been playing it for about 3 days now, It is very help full. |
2002-06-18 11:55:46 |
| chris |
nevermind i found out lol |
2002-06-18 01:40:46 |
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