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Gambling author, and blackjack expert, Henry Tamburin, gives details on the five most misplayed hands in the game. Some of the topics covered include: a pair of 9’s against a 9 or 10, 16 against a 10; 12 against a 3, soft 18 against a 9 or 10; and a pair of 8’s against a 10. Henry analyzes each hand and explains what the proper decision is for each situation. Note: this is an edited version of a video originally released in April 2013.
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Wow no way Im hitting on a 18 soft or hard it always bust .
This is great advice. I wish more people learned basic strategy before they played, or at least had a basic strategy chart with them
Can we include A-8 vs 6 as an honorable mention? Rarely do players double down on this hand. Even worse, whenever I double down on my A-8, at least one other player (and occasionally the dealer) will criticize or question my play. I don't take it personally, I just whip out the old basic strategy card and relish their reaction.
This is just alot of bs. This guy lost a ton of money playing blackjack and passes himself off as an expert to sell books. Some of the dumbest things I've ever heard.
How is taking Even Money and insuring a pair of 10's not part of this list? I see this happen a lot more often than most of the 5 listed here.
Oh! So I'm going to get 10s on my split 9s?
That 16 with 3 or more cards catches almost everyone. They all want to always hit or stay on all 16s no matter what
Good advice on playing these hands. I gave up playing blackjack many years ago, since I got tired of being beat by the dealer so often. I would have 19 or 20, then she would turn over 3, 4, 5 or 6 cards, and it wouldn't be 19 or 20 – it would be 21 almost every time. Seems very hard to win against 6 decks, even using basic strategy.
I think you missed on I am a casino dealer for a very long time and the most misplayed hand I see no matter what betting level is 33 against a dealer 7 up card very few people split this hand and even the most experienced players don’t slit the threes against a 7
Any suggestions for how to play next to a guy who splits 10’s