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Blackjack rule variations
 There's a "house advantage" at the casino for the game 21, known as blackjack, like it has with many different gambling processes. If you ever see a casino that has the benefit of about 5%, it should only mean one thing – the casino will make the profit worth 5 percent by the end of the game. If the gambler is familiar with the fundamental strategy the blackjack house advantage doesn’t get above 1 percent. Most gamblers will prefer that to any other casino game. Usually, those who play for the first time don't know any of the rules so it turns out that house benefit is a lot higher. To minimize the house advantage, you simply must get educated about the possible rules variations for blackjack. The set of these rules in every particular backjack game determines the basic strategy you have to follow. Among the possible rule variations the most important are:
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Each casino has a rule about whether or not the dealer hits soft 17, a rule which is printed on the table itself. In the "S17" game, the dealer stands on all 17s. In the "H17" game, the dealer hits on soft 17s. Of course, the dealer always stands on hard 17s. In either case, the dealer has no choice; she either must or must not hit. The "Hit soft 17" game is substantially less favorable to the player with about a 0.2% higher house advantage.
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