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Thank you Mango. That explains it.

Thank you, Shadroch. So the advantage of going last is enough to give the house an overall advantage, aside from the player using "advanced" tactics, such as card-counting? And the dealer always holds with 18, 19, or 20, even if it is a loss?

Thank you for the reply. So the dealer's play is entirely independent of what cards are already on the table? In other words, the dealer's play simply follows a set of rules? I heard: "The dealer has an advantage because she can see what the other cards are before she begins play." This seems...

I found a multiplayer game that let's me play for all 7 table spots against the dealer (computer). I get to see the first two cards for each of the 7 spots before playing each hand. My question: does the dealer's play depend on the combination of numbers that are on the table? If so, wouldn't it...