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  1. 09-23-2017, 11:18 PM #1
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    How Much Would You Bet in This Situation

    Here is the story. Not too long ago I was playing blackjack where the dealer took an extra card to his already pat hand. The dealer called the pit over to the table and explains what happened. The pit says the extra card is the next card out.

    Now this card was a face and it would be mine. Before I knew this extra card would be mine, I was planning on a mid size bet. Now that I knew my first card would be a face what would be the proper size bet?

    Here is what I did. I doubled my mid size bet and got another face on my hand. I won the hand. I'm just wondering if this situation called for an even larger bet.
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