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    Da, rsas ?

    On https://www.qfit.com/maps.shtml
    what means : S17,LS, DA, RSAS ?

    [Edit] The answer is "nothing, it's obviously a Norm's typo"
    ... et tout le reste du fil n'est que littérature.
    Last edited by Phoebe; 08-22-2019 at 02:20 PM.

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    DA = Double down on Any two first cards (e.g
    soft doubling allowed, not only on Hard 9,10,11)
    RSA = ReSplit of Aces

    I'm not sure what the last S in RSAS means.

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    I knew DOA but not DA. Any difference ?
    And that means that 96% have NOT "Double down on Any" !???

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    Quote Originally Posted by PinkChip View Post
    DA = Double down on Any two first cards (e.g
    soft doubling allowed, not only on Hard 9,10,11)
    I knew DOA but not DA. Any difference ?
    And are you sure because it means that 96% have NOT "Double down On Any" !?

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    DAS : Double After Split. I think it's a typo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Meistro123 View Post
    DAS : Double After Split. I think it's a typo.
    There are no typos in the world. Only technical writers with a surly disposition.

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    Obviously I have a surly disposition. I'll check the spelunking.
    "I don't think outside the box; I think of what I can do with the box." - Henri Matisse

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    Quote Originally Posted by Norm View Post
    Obviously I have a surly disposition. I'll check the spelunking.
    Don't cave in to peer pressure (or is it pier pressure?).

    P.S. to Don - Is it correct to put the period outside the parentheses?

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    Don, could you translate in current French for me ?

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    After you translate the French, Don, would you come to my house?

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    I apologize for this very complex question.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 21forme View Post
    Don't cave in to peer pressure (or is it pier pressure?).

    P.S. to Don - Is it correct to put the period outside the parentheses?

    Piers don't appear to be under any extraordinary pressure. Depends on the waves I guess.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phoebe View Post
    I apologize for this very complex question.
    Talk about making things more complicated than they are. We need 100 posts on this? Really?

    I'll refer you to William of Ockham!

    When Norm wrote "S17,LS,DAS" he needed to create an entry for the variant that includes resplit aces. He meant to put a comma after the S in DAS and add RSA, but started one character over. That became

    S17,LS,DA,RSAS

    Look at the context of the map and answer your own question. Also... cares? The map is a novelty and has zero influence on any decisions for anyone who is seeking to play blackjack. (Sorry Norm, I like the map! I'm sure it was a fun project.)

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