For blackjack in Australia where the dealer gets one card face up.
If the player gets an eleven, should they double?
Note, if the dealer gets a blackjack, the player who doubles will only lose half his double bet?
For blackjack in Australia where the dealer gets one card face up.
If the player gets an eleven, should they double?
Note, if the dealer gets a blackjack, the player who doubles will only lose half his double bet?
For blackjack in Australia where the dealer gets one card face up.
If the player gets an eleven, should they double?
Note, if the dealer gets a blackjack, the player who doubles will only lose half his double bet?
You didn't specify the dealer's upcard, so we'll cover all of them.😊 Double vs. 2-T; hit vs. A.
Don
What? I guess it depends. Is it Hit-17 or Stand-17?
Yes, that's true. I shouldn't have just assumed S17.
Don
Thanks Don.
The Dealer up card is an Ace.
In this game, a player only loses half his split or double if the Dealer has Blackjack.
I’m often very rude. You must thank aceside too. The strategy depends on the rules.
"I’m often very rude."
Maybe you can explain to us why that is. Do you figure it helps you to gain respect? My grandfather used to say, "You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar." Words of wisdom.
Don
He is referring to himself by name in third person. And as you know his posts are often a little disconnected. And he tends not to have the emotional reaction that others might when confronted. He is not like you and me, I’ll put it that way; it may help to keep that in mind.
To answer this question, more details about the rules are needed. Specifically, how many decks of cards being used in this game and whether the dealer hits her soft 17 hand or not.
