if this is true, then is BS that much different for my type of game? There is no hole card, the dealer just takes cards on their upcard after each player finishes with their hands. Also, splitting aces only gets you 1 card per ace, no drawing/doubling/resplitting. Does this factor into any changes?FLASH1296 said:Not Quite.
B.S. differs by number of decks and whether or not the dealer hits soft 17 and whether or not the player may double after splitting a pair. Also, whether the dealer takes a hole card.
Look at the Basic Strategy Engine to your left.pooptarts92 said:if this is true, then is BS that much different for my type of game? There is no hole card, the dealer just takes cards on their upcard after each player finishes with their hands. Also, splitting aces only gets you 1 card per ace, no drawing/doubling/resplitting. Does this factor into any changes?
Hmm the only difference I noticed was to hit AA vs A rather than split, but how am I supposed to know the right count to split this against an ace?SleightOfHand said:Look at the Basic Strategy Engine to your left.
This is where Cvdata comes in. What count do you use? maybe i can find the index for ya. The other BS changes are 11vX and 11vA(H17).pooptarts92 said:Hmm the only difference I noticed was to hit AA vs A rather than split, but how am I supposed to know the right count to split this against an ace?
I use wong halves. According to his book 11 vs ace is a hit at 0 or below, and 11 vs X is a hit a tc -4 or below, which I'd never stick around to see.jack said:This is where Cvdata comes in. What count do you use? maybe i can find the index for ya. The other BS changes are 11vX and 11vA(H17).
A few index plays are affected as well.