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Everything is in a way 'opyional' in the game of blackjack, the correct play is the play that will win the most money back to you on average, you dont have to do it though. For a hard 12, you shoudl hit when the dealer is showing a 2,3,7,8,9,10, or ACE and stand on all other cards to win the most amount of money whenevr you are dealt a 12. Ok, so I saw another post on this board about other players getting there panties in a bunch when you hit a 12 against a 2 or 3. I've always hit those! And many people get all ticked off. I don't really care that they get ticked off, but I need a sanity check here: Is there an. Why to stand on hard 12 The strategy gets a little tricky when you have a total hard hand of 12. The hope here is that the dealer holding a 4 through 6 will draw a ten card and then have to take another hit and bust. It's a long shot but basic blackjack strategy says this is the best move in the long run. There are many times at tables, when i get 16 and i automatically hit (because i always hit when dealer shows face or 7 and above) and the ppl are like noooo! And then i get a 4 or 5 AxiomOfChoice Joined: Sep 12, 2012. Jan 08, 2015 A hard-17 is considered a strong hand, yet is the poorest hard total players are recommended to stand on. The most heeded blackjack advice tells players never to hit on a Hard 17. Soft-17 – a soft-17 is a hand with a value of 17, but one which can also be counted as a total value of seven (hand must have an Ace). In blackjack, the Ace can be.

Blackjack is one of the few casino games where players can make decisions that give the house less of an advantage. All casino games give some advantage to the house but, in Blackjack, the advantage to the house can be reduced to less than one percent.

Blackjack is often called 21. The game originated in France around 1700. The French name for it was vingt et un which means twenty-one. The name Blackjack came about because the dealers would call out 'Blackjack' if a player was dealt an ace and a black jack, that is, a jack of spades or a jack of clubs. The early casinos paid 10-1 for a 'Blackjack'. Dealers still call out 'Blackjack' but the casinos no longer pay 10-1. Casinos now generally pay 3-2 for any two dealt cards that add up to 21. Click for information on history, strategy charts, terminology/glossary, table layout and blackjack card counting.

Here's the situation:

You're in a four deck game, with standard rules. You've been dealt a seven and a five for a hard 12, while the dealer shows a three as his upcard. He might bust, and then again he might not. You're mulling it over. What do you do here?

Well, you're going to have to hit the hand, but make sure you take just one hit. Any card you draw will take your new three-card total beyond what would call for a hit in your Basic Strategy.

This is somewhat similar to the dynamic involved in the 12 vs. 2 situation. If you do not hit this hand, you WILL win about 1.5% more of your hands. So why don't I stand here, you ask?

Well, the flip side is that you're going to lose about 3.5% more if you stand pat.

You will push 5% of the time with the dealer. Sometimes the reason you make a certain play is NOT to win more than you lose (because it's not always possible) or to win more often than you would otherwise.

Sometimes you make a play because it will cause you to lose less than otherwise. Pushes are not a bad thing for you here. 'Pushing' the hand means that you don't lose; you just get your original bet turned back to you and you start all over again.

Unless your potential gain can outweigh your potential loss, don't move against the recommended Basic Strategy. Remember that you will at times be called upon to hit a potential busting hand against a dealer's 'stiff' upcard.

If there is an overriding lesson to be learned here, it's not to be afraid to do it if the percentages dictate it!

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