When to split is up to the player. There are no specific rules about it. However, the most experienced players will tell you to; always split Aces and eights, never split face cards or tens (a 20 is a darned good hand), don't split when the dealer is showing an eight, nine, ten, or Ace. Fours, fives, and sixes usually end up being 14, 15, or 16 (losers). The best time to split any pair is when the dealer is showing a 3, 4, 5, or 6. Deuces (2) are called a dealer's Ace, the dealer will make a hand more often with a deuce showing than any other small card. Remember it is gambling, no guarantees that something will work the same every time, casinos were not built by winners.
The question raised is typically for people who count cards because the casual player would raise their bet base on feel or a hunch. There is no way for the casual player to know when to raise their bet unless they have prior knowledge of the next card to be dealt.
Now, if the casual player wants to raise their bet base on the basic strategy in blackjack, then it would be during the opportunity to double down on a hand or double down after a split (if allowed by casino). I find it the only time one can raise their bets. The basic strategy calls for doubling down when you have an ace showing or ten or face card showing (if the dealer shows a card from 2 to 9).
There are many variations but the suggestion mentioned above is a must. Good luck!
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Yes it works only at Live Dealer blackjack, because at simple online blackjack cards are shuffling after each hand. At live dealer blackjack, dealer shuffling the cards in the middle of all cards decks. So counting works, you even dont need to bet befor you get "hot" deck, just watch and count then bet.
Late Surrender - This rule allows you to surrender your hand and give up the half of our bet on your first 2 cards after the dealer checks for a blackjack.
The minimum bet for Blackjack ranges from $2 to the thousands. The individual casinos set the minimums for their tables, although on the average most casinos set the minimum at $5 or $10.
Yes... in poker. In blackjack, each player's bet is separate.
If both the dealer and the player have a Blackjack it is a push. However, it is possible for a player to win the hand under certain conditions. If the dealer is showing an Ace the player can insure his bet. If the player makes the insurance bet and the dealer has a Blackjack, the hand is a push and the insurance bet is a win. This is commonly know as "even money".
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No, you cannot raise yourself.
In any betting game you have to bet first. The only exception is with poker where you can see your cards before the betting round, that is after the initial round, which you must bet before the deal.
You'd win $300... Unless you are dealt a blackjack, in which case you'd receive $450 at 3:2 odds, or $360 with 6:5 odds.
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When you raise less than half the previous bet its not considered a raise but if you raise by half or more than you have to raise