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|  | Under the assumption that the dealer doesn't have a blackjack and that he stands on a soft 17, if he has a 2 and you have a 9 and 8, your best option would be to stand. | | | The sportsbooks or bookmakers are very well informed and have a very long experience in determining the odds. Their starting prices are usually excellent indicators as to which horses are likely to be among the first three in a given race. Sometimes the mass of the punters will put a lot of weight and money on a horse which will then go to a false price and because of that the other prices of horses will drift in the market, that is get longer. As a result a horse shown favorite or second favorite in the early starting prices may then drop down the list as the start of the race approaches and his odds improve significantly, that is get longer. This doesn't always happen but when it does, bet on the horse that was initially favorite. It is always a good value bet and in the long run you should make a profit. | | | In a game of one-deck blackjack, where the dealer hits on a soft 17 (presumably doesn't have a blackjack), if he has a 7 and you have a 4 and 2, it would be preferable for you to hit. | |
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