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    CVData: peeks and Early Surrender

    I can't set both "Dealer peeks on 10" and "Early Surrender vs 10."

    I presume "Dealer peeks on 10" without "ES vs 10 don't matter because "ES vs Ace" involve "ES vs 10"
    Correct ?

    What about "ES vs 10" without "Dealer peeks on 10" ?
    Last edited by Phoebe; 02-09-2016 at 09:59 AM.

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    Doesn't matter.
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    Thanks.
    But if dealer peeks or not (as in ENHC), strategy is different.

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    The dealer cannot possibly peek in ENHC. There's nothing to peek at.
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    Yes, of course !
    But you say "Dealer peeks on 10" set or not doesn't matter.
    When not set that is as ENHC and whith ENHC, strategy is different.

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    Dealer peeks on 10 does not affect strategy.
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    ENHC has to do with what happens to your doubles and splits if the dealer has BJ. Most no peek games just eat more cards and only take your original bet if the dealer has BJ. If you bust the cards are stacked with your bet on top. You can only lose one bet per spot if the dealer has BJ unless otherwise specified. I am pretty sure ENHC they sweep all your bets if the dealer has BJ unless you also have a BJ. So no dealer peek is different than ENHC. Someone please correct me if I am wrong. I have played lots of no peek BJ but never a game where you lost more than your original bet which is what changes strategy. The dealer not peeking doesn't change strategy unless you can lose more than your original bet.

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    OK.
    With ENHC, you don't double 10 vs 10.
    I thought it was same as dealer don't peeks on 10.

    If dealer don't peek and you double. What about extra bet if dealer as BJ ?
    Whith ENHC you lose it.
    Last edited by Phoebe; 02-09-2016 at 05:33 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Philippe B View Post
    OK.
    With ENHC, you don't double 10 vs 10.
    I thought it was because dealer don't peeks on 10.
    No. Strategy is affected because you can lose more than just your original bet. If the game is set up so you can play out your hands and only lose your original bet if you bust or lose a double or split strategy and the dealer has BJ is not affected.

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    Yes.
    But, in CVData, if "Dealer peeks on 10" isn't set up do you only lose your original bet ?
    Last edited by Phoebe; 02-11-2016 at 02:32 AM.

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    That's a separate option.
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    I don't find it.
    Except in ENHC

    I would this but with "Early Surrender vs 10"

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    I don't understand what you are trying to sim.
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