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1. **Always Assume the Hole Card Is a 10**: In blackjack, it's beneficial to assume that the hole card is worth 10 points. This is because there are 16 cards in the deck worth 10 points (10, Jack, Queen, King), which makes up about 30% of the deck. Therefore, there's a higher probability that the hole card is a 10. In the long run, considering the hole card as 10 points increases your chances of winning.
2. **Why 12 Is Better Than 16**: Before the dealer reaches 17 points or higher, they must keep drawing cards until they have at least 17 points or bust (go over 21). So, there's no real difference between 12 and 16 in the player's hand because if the player has less than 16 points, the dealer must draw cards anyway. However, 12 is better than 16 because the probability of busting when drawing another card is higher at 16 points. With 12 points, there's a 30% chance of drawing a 10-point card, while at 16 points, there's a 60% chance of busting with a 6 or higher. Therefore, 12 is considered stronger than 16.
3. **Know When to Stand**: If you have 12 points and the dealer's upcard is 6 or lower, it's best not to hit. When the dealer's upcard is 6 or lower, there's a high probability that their hole card is a 10, making their total 16 points. Since the dealer must hit on 16 or less, they have a significant chance of busting if their hole card is a 10. If you have 12 points, it's better to stand in this situation.
These strategies are helpful for improving your chances of winning in blackjack." |
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Post time 13-10-2023 12:59:46