NO HOLE CARD STRATEGY

In Australian casinos, Blackjack is played with no hole card. I believe this is also the case at most European tables and some in Asia.

This means that when I play at Third Base, the Third or subsequent Card that I chose to take or not take as the play determines, then is, or is not, accordingly the dealer's Second Card.

How does this influence the Basic Strategy that I follow? Should my play be any different to that when playing at tables in the US? What about when I am playing two or more hands at the Third base position?

BS for the no-hole card game is different only in that IF you "lose all" when you blow your double-downs and splits then you must generally avoid such when the dealer has a potential BJ

When your extra money is returned to you - NO changes are needed.

Where you are seated, of course, is entirely irrelevant.

How does this influence the Basic Strategy that I follow? Should my play be any different to that when playing at tables in the US? What about when I am playing two or more hands at the Third base position?

It is common misconception that the third base player controls the cards the dealer gets, whether its no hole card or not. The truth is that unless the player knows which card are coming out in a specific order, his play has no influence on the dealer's expected outcome. I know you can come up with examples of how the cards should have been played after the fact, but before the cards are played, your best choice is that which is has the mathematical expectation.