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  1. 08-10-2014, 08:39 PM #26
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    Blackjack warrior, you need to stop posting and start studying the game. I am not sure if you are trolling on purpose or by accident but you definitely are.

    So you finally get up to your $320 bet and you get a double. Let's say 11 vs 6, nice juicy double right? You get a 2 one your 11 for a total of 13. No problem the dealer is going to bust. Then the dealer has a 5 in the hole, uh oh . His next card is a 5, YES!!!!! He is at 16, he has to bust. You are already counting the $640, thinking about how nice your stack is going to look. Here it comes, wait for it ........ an Ace. Sad game show music plays.

    What do you bet next?
    Last edited by DM21; 08-10-2014 at 08:43 PM.
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