Does any one have indeices for unique or unusual situations?

Every once in a while you see an arror by the dealer that can benifit the player if they know what to do with it
For example sometimes when I am going between one and 2 hands the dealer will deal to a spot that was not bet on and the pitboss will give the option of playing the hand or not, but sometimes they catch it before all of the cards are dealt

Has anyone seen any tbales about which hands to play- some would be obvious some would not- obviosly i would play a 10 vs 6 but a 2 vs 2? etc

Additionally if you know a 10 or ace is coming how much in proportion to your bankroll should you bet?

If someelse else at the table does not want to double their hand but would let you how much should you double with regards to your bankroll? (Assuming there bet is a lot higher than your normal maximum bet)
Thanks a lot

Has indices which show expectation for your 2 card starting hand with any dealer upcard. If you have a positive expectation then you should play the hand and if there is a negative expectation you should ditch the hand.

Thanks Pro BJ fasinates me and is amazingly useful but there are times I have been dealt 1 card and the delaer has his card and I am not sure if i should play

Look at the EV tables in the back.

Im looking for tables that have the ev if i have just been dealt one card

Also how much is safe to bet if you know you are getting a 10 or ace, or if you can double on someone elses hand with repect to your bankroll?

If you know you are going to get an ace, I would bet pretty much bet as much as you can without drawing any extra heat...even if it is above your normal maximum bet. It is also dependent on how high your count is. Obviously, if the count is already high, the ace becomes even more powerful because of the 3:2 blackjack payoff. In neutral counts, an ace adds about 50% to the expected value of any given hand. This means that if you have a $100 bet out, getting an ace as your 1st card is worth about $50. Knowing this information gives you an advantage far greater than counting can give you on any single hand. A ten adds about 10% expected value to your hand. How much you bet would also be dependent on your tolerance for risk but if you know the ace is coming get as much money out on the table as you can!