when the count is hi again.. i forgot
if the count is high .. more faces are coming out for him to use to0..
now i can see if he gets a face 1st card and a four on the next and u have the same thing u wouldn't hit in a hi count but the dealer has too..
but for the most part i've seen dealers get 20's just the same as me...
how much of an advantage with the dealer having to hit on that is there??
1) He plays to a fix strategy. He must hit 16 and stand on all 17s. The player can adjust his strategy. The player can stand on 12-16 if he wants to. The player can hit soft 18 if he wants to.
2) The player can split, the dealer can't. If the dealer has two aces, he cannot split, get two tens, and have two 21s. Instead he hits twice and busts.
3) The dealer cannot double down. When the dealer has 11, he cannot doulbe his bet when there are a lot of tens coming, and win twice as much for his 21.
4) The dealer doesn't get paid extra for his blackjacks.
The dealer has to hit stiff hands, cannot split or double, and only gets even money on a blackjack.
If you and the dealer get an equal number of blackjacks, you will be money ahead.
It is true that you see more 20-20 pushes in high counts, but a push does not hurt you.
