I think I figured out the best plays for Canadian Blackjack, but i just want to make sure/also share it to fellow Canadians. I'm not sure though, Ive only played at a Casino once a week ago and never did either.Īfter I lost my money, I knew I could do so much better, since I've always been good at math and memory (have 500 digits of pi memorized) so I memorized the full basic strategy in about an hour on my way back to college.

It gives Blackjack enthusiasts a massive advantage over the casino. The above is a basic strategy table for 3 or more decks, dealer stands on soft 17, double on any 2 cards, double after split allowed, dealer peeks for blackjack, and blackjack pays 3:2. In most blackjack games you don’t have the ability to double down after splitting. Blackjack Surrender is an optional move, as not every casino offers it. After the dealer has checked for blackjack, the player may 'surrender' by giving up half his bet and not playing out the hand. When DDAS is not available, you will absolutely be splitting less. You’re going to split fours (4,4) when the house shows a 5 or 6, and 6’s are split when the house shows 2 through 6. Ace.Īlso I believe if you double or split vs a blackjack you only lose the original bet. The ability to surrender after doubling down is a big positive for you. When you are allowed to Double Down After Split, you’re going to split 2’s and 3’s when the house has the upcards of 2 through 7. The surrender rule, which is valid in Atlantic city only, enables gamblers to. Canada has some interesting rules for Blackjack, they always hit 17, DAS is allowed, and you can early surrender (they don't take a hole card) except vs.

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