Renzey said:TED: You made the same mistake that most others make while playing the game -- assuming that the dealer has a 10 in the hole. This is wrong! The dealer will have some other card in the hole 70% of the time! The results you got tell you how you would make out with 6/6 against a 12 -- NOT against a deuce!
Also, you should not take the dealer's and player's starting cards from some other deck without using that remaining deck to play out the hands. Neither of these provisions duplicated the condition for which you're seeking an answer to -- although the second mistake was very minor.
Whenever you conduct an experiment, be sure to always think literally and logically.
Desert Dog said:Ted, one of your questions was: "Now I have a new question. I have 2 sixes face up. The dealer gives the six on my right one up card. He then gives the six on my left an up card. I then decide if I want to hit or stand on the six to my right and after that I decide what I want to do with the six on my left. Is it done that way or do I play the six on my right to it's completion and then play the six on my left to it's completion. I've played enuf splits but, I just have forgotten which way it is done."
You play the six on the right to its completion, then you work on the six on the left. The dealer doesn't deal ANY cards to the six on the left until the play on the six on the right is finished.
That one was easy. I'll let the smarter guys answer your harder questions.
Renzey said:In a S17 shoe game for non-counters, stand if the board contains at least 5 more babies than 10's, otherwise hit. But if the game is H17, always hit that hand.
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