The BS card has rows for hard hands and (two-card) soft hands. I'm wondering how you should treat a three-card soft hand, like an Ace, a 2 and a 3. Is that considered a soft 16? If so, your play options would be found on the A,5 row on the BS card.
The BS card has rows for hard hands and (two-card) soft hands. I'm wondering how you should treat a three-card soft hand, like an Ace, a 2 and a 3. Is that considered a soft 16? If so, your play options would be found on the A,5 row on the BS card.
Yes, most popular BS cards are total dependent BS where the total of your hand and not the composition of the hand, there are composition dependent BS which only give you a slight difference if you were playing single-deck games.
