The Casino where I play has the 7 card Charlie rule: get seven cards, don’t bust and your a winner.
Now, say you have a total of 16 with 6 cards against a 10, would you hit?
Of course, you would with (multi-deck game)
6-2-2-2-2-2
6-3-2-2-2-A
6-6-A-A-A-A
But with every other combinations normally you would stand, for example:
6-4-2-2-A-A = stand
But if you hit, even if you get an ace for a total of 17 (which normally wouldn't be too good against a 10) your a winner! (chicken dinner :¬)
So, back to the original question: do you hit a six cards total of 16 against a 10 with the seven card Charlie rule?
Now, say you have a total of 16 with 6 cards against a 10, would you hit?
Of course, you would with (multi-deck game)
6-2-2-2-2-2
6-3-2-2-2-A
6-6-A-A-A-A
But with every other combinations normally you would stand, for example:
6-4-2-2-A-A = stand
But if you hit, even if you get an ace for a total of 17 (which normally wouldn't be too good against a 10) your a winner! (chicken dinner :¬)
So, back to the original question: do you hit a six cards total of 16 against a 10 with the seven card Charlie rule?
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