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  1. 10-21-2012, 11:03 PM #1
    Vezalke
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    Question Couple of questions

    Hi!

    I'm new to forum, so i have couple of questions...

    1.) Is it matter how the dealer deal the cards? Normally it would be that dealer have one card face up, and one card face down. But in one casino, a dealer get the second card last (when all players are done hitting and standing). Is there any mathematical advantage/disadvantage?

    2.) In a casino there is a early surrender option, but not against Ace. 6 decks, Stand od soft 17, DAS, No resplit aces, Double any 2 cards. What would be the best strategy (when to surrender) if i count cards with HI-Lo system?

    3.) Situation: I have A 4 against dealers 3. I hit, and get a 2 (now i have soft 17). What to do...hit or stand?

    4.) If I am alone at table...is it better to play one hand or 2 hands? What if there is a positive count?

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