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Which of the following are S17 deviations? (Select all that apply)
Which of the following are S17 deviations? (Select all that apply)
What is the action for a Hard 16 against a 9 at a TC of 4+?
What is the action for a Hard 16 against a 9 at a TC of 4+?
Stand
What should you do with Hard 15 against a 10 at a TC of 4+?
What should you do with Hard 15 against a 10 at a TC of 4+?
Stand
What is the recommended action for Hard 13 against a 2 at a TC of -1?
What is the recommended action for Hard 13 against a 2 at a TC of -1?
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For A,6 (soft 17), double against a 2 at a TC of ______.
For A,6 (soft 17), double against a 2 at a TC of ______.
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What action should you take with Hard 11 against an Ace at a TC of 1+?
What action should you take with Hard 11 against an Ace at a TC of 1+?
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Which action should be taken for Hard 8 against a 6 at a TC of 2+?
Which action should be taken for Hard 8 against a 6 at a TC of 2+?
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What are the surrender rules for Hard 16 against an 8 at a TC of 4+?
What are the surrender rules for Hard 16 against an 8 at a TC of 4+?
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What should be done with Hard 15 against an Ace at a TC of 2+?
What should be done with Hard 15 against an Ace at a TC of 2+?
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Study Notes
Blackjack S17 Deviations Overview
- The following deviations apply when playing Blackjack with a dealer standing on all 17s (S17):
- TT: Split against 4 (TC 6+), 5 (TC 5+), 6 (TC 4+)
- A,8 (soft 19): Double against 4 (TC 3+), 5 (TC 1+), 6 (TC 1+)
- A,6 (soft 17): Double against 2 (TC 1+)
- Hard 16: Stand against 9 (TC 4+), 10 (TC 0+)
- Hard 15: Stand against 10 (TC 4+)
- Hard 13: Hit against 2 (TC -1 or lower)
- Hard 12: Stand against 2 (TC 3+), 3 (TC 2+); Hit against 4 (TC 0-)
- Hard 11: Double against A (TC 1+); Hit otherwise
- Hard 10: Double against 10 (TC 4+), A (TC 4+)
- Hard 9: Double against 2 (TC 1+), 7 (TC 3+)
- Hard 8: Double against 6 (TC 2+)
- Surrender Hard 16 against 8 (TC 4+); Hit against 9 (TC -1 or lower)
- Surrender Hard 15 against 9 (TC 2+), A (TC 2+); Hit against 10 (TC 0-)
Specific Playing Strategies
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TT (Ten-Ten)
- Split when facing 4, 5, or 6 with specified true counts.
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A,8 (Soft 19)
- Opportunities to double based on dealer's upcard and true count.
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A,6 (Soft 17)
- Can double against low dealer cards if true count is optimal.
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Hard Hands (16, 15, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8)
- Stand, hit, or surrender based on the dealer's upcard and true count.
- Emphasis on surrendering when the standing options are less favorable against stronger dealer hands.
Surrender and Hit Guidelines
- Surrender strategy is key for hard 15 and 16 against high dealer cards.
- Hitting rules differ significantly based on the true count, demonstrating the need for strategic adjustments.
- Doubling opportunities are maximized against certain dealer cards when the true count is favorable.
Essential True Count Indicators
- Recognizing true counts helps guide decisions across various hands to minimize losses and capitalize on advantageous situations.
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This quiz provides flashcards for S17 deviations in Blackjack strategy. It includes important scenarios for when to stand, split, or double based on the dealer's upcard and true count. Test your understanding of these key strategies essential for winning at Blackjack.
