Basic strategy in blackjack: View and print the table, chart on how to split pairs.

Blackjack Basic Strategy for Split Pairs: Color-coded Chart

By Ion Saliu, Pair Splitter At-Large

Blackjack, Black Jack: Split pairs basic strategy.

Split pairs in blackjack basic strategy -- study and print this handy chart.

Learn the best strategy to split pairs at the blackjack table, inside the casino.

You look first at your first two cards. If the cards are not the same (Ten, Jack, Queen, King are considered like-cards, the same value of 10), then you disregard this chart. Move on to the double-down situations, which are more frequent than the pairs. The color of action is red — it makes it very intuitive to learn the rules of casino blackjack. If the color of the cell is red, you split the pairs. For example, your first two cards are 9 & 9. The blackjack dealer's up card (face card) is 9. Signal split immediately to the dealer — it is a split-pair situation. If dealer's face card were 7, or 10, or 11, you do NOT split your pair of 9s. The color of the respective cells are grayed out (signifying no action). The color blue of a cell is most likely an ACTION: Split your pair (as most casinos allow doubling down after splitting the pairs).

There are two tricky situations: A + A and 8 + 8. They are hotly debated and arguable. You may not draw another card after splitting two Aces. No matter what, there is a clear percentage advantage for splitting the Aces and the Eights. I reconsider splitting the 8's, however, against the Dealer's 10 or Ace — If I bet high or I saw many high cards on the table (in that particular round).

The chart is a graphic (split-pairs.gif). You can right-click on it and select to print it — always in color!

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Blackjack Double Down Strategy Table.
Color-coded chart to learn the best Double Down strategy. After consulting the Split Pairs table, look next at this table. The Double Down situations occur more often than pairs at blackjack. If your hand is not a Double Down situation, move to the next chart: Hit or Stand.

Blackjack Hit Stand Strategy Table.
Color-coded chart to learn the best Hit or Stand strategy. After consulting the Double Down table, finally look at this table. The Hit or Stand decisions are by far the most frequent and important situations in blackjack.

Blackjack Basic Strategy Tables Split Double Down Hit.
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Basic Strategy Chart for Multiple Deck Blackjack.
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: : : The title of this e-book is: "Blackjack Basic Strategy for Split Pairs: Color-coded Chart, Table". Study and print this intuitive color-coded chart, table to best learn blackjack basic strategy for split pairs. The pairs are two like-cards and they are the least occurring situation in blackjack. It is probability theory applied to blackjack, split pairs in basic strategy. Read about the options of the casino dealer and player. You should print in color the chart, charts orstrategy tables. Learn the blackjack strategies, table by best learning and memorizing the three categories of blackjack betting. You look first at your first two cards. If the cards are not the same (Ten, Jack, Queen, King are considered like-cards, the same value of 10), then you disregard this chart. Move on to the double-down situations, which are more frequent than the pairs. The color of action is red — it makes it very intuitive to learn the rules of casino blackjack. If the color of the cell is red, you split the pairs. For example, your first two cards are 9 & 9. The blackjack dealer's up card (face card) is 9. Signal split immediately to the dealer — it is a split-pair situation. If dealer's face card were 7, or 10, or 11, you do NOT split your pair of 9s. The color of the respective cells are grayed out (signifying no action). The color blue of a cell is most likely an ACTION: Split your pair (as most casinos allow doubling down after splitting the pairs). There are two tricky situations: A + A and 8 + 8. They are hotly debated and arguable. You may not draw another card after splitting two Aces. No matter what, there is a clear percentage advantage for splitting the Aces and the Eights. I reconsider splitting the 8's, however, against the Dealer's 10 or Ace — If I bet high or I saw many high cards on the table (in that particular round).

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