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Old 08-13-2007, 12:09 AM
ukmatt ukmatt is offline
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Default Splitting 88 against a 10 (Blackjack)

Can anyone help me here - I am trying to explain why splitting 8s is a good bet against a dealers 10. I have shown the EV table. I have explained that both staying and splitting 88 is a losing bet but that splitting means losing less.

This is the last response I got from the person that disagrees with me:

"I bet a hundred dollars, and I hit my 8/8, you split them (and increase your wager to $200).

I lose $52, you lose $86.

I think I'll stick to my system. Thank you for proving my point again. I can't help it if you don't understand losing losing 43% of $200 is worse than losing 52% of 100. "

I know basic strategy backs me up but how do I prove it?

Thanks!
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