Re: splitting aces

Somewhere in the message he stated that they weren't peeking for a dealer's
BJ until after the hand was dealt (forgive me, I probably clipped it out.)

As it stands, I also can't find the link to that particular piece of
strategy, so I'll withdraw it for the moment (although I KNOW I've seen it
and thought that it was unusual.)

-Don

"Rusty Martin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Don Mac Phee"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> >You insure aces (and I think eights) against a Ace, and surrender a 15
> >against an Ace, other than that, Basic strategy remains the same.
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> >Look up the Euro no-hold card rule.
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> Not even close.
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> Insure Aces and 8's against Ace?  European no-hole card?  For Atlantic
City?
> You're way off base.
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> Rusty Martin
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