Blackjack Basic Strategy for Splitting Pairs of FoursHow to Play a Pair of 4's in Blackjack |
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Should You Split Fours?
ReasoningA pair of 4's is a hard total of 8, which gives you a good chance of catching an 18 for your finishing total, which is a reasonable hand. If the dealer has a 5 or a 6, she has a great chance of busting. You're hoping to catch a couple of totals of 14 when you split, which will win if the dealer busts.
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