In blackjack, splitting 4s against a dealer's 5 is generally considered a good move. The dealer's 5 is a weak card, putting them at risk of busting. By splitting your 4s, you create the opportunity to play two hands, potentially improving your overall chance of winning. You'll likely have better opportunities to form stronger totals with each 4, especially since the dealer is more vulnerable with a low card showing.
Should I split 4s against a dealer's 5?
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Absolutely! Splitting 4s against the dealer's 5 is a strategic play that can increase your chances of winning in the long run. It takes advantage of the dealer's weak upcard and gives you the opportunity to play two potentially stronger hands. By splitting, you're essentially turning a weak hand into two potentially winning hands. It's a move that is recommended by most blackjack strategy charts and can help you optimize your gameplay and hopefully walk away with more winnings.
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