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Introduction
Rarely in blackjack there is a rule that if the player reaches a certain number of cards, usually 5 to 7, without busting, the player will automatically win. This is called a 'Charlie.' If the player automatically wins with 7 cards or less, without busting, that rule would be called a 'seven-card Charlie.'
- Blackjack, also known by the much more explanatory name Twenty-One, is a card game that can be played with one, two, four, six, or eight decks of cards depending on the number of players, and whether it’s played in a casual or competitive setting. The goal of the game is to beat the dealer by having the sum total of your cards surpass his or her hand, without surpassing, as you might have guessed, the.
- Card counting is a technique that Max Rubin suggests using in conjunction with comp hustling to maximize the amount of value you get from your casino vacation. Players who are able to identify groups of cards which are important—in blackjack, that would include 10s and aces—are able to get a big edge over the casinos. The concept works in a.
As shown in my blackjack section, the house edge is lowered 0.01% under the seven-card Charlie rule, 0.16% under a six-card Charlie rule, and 1.46% under a five-card Charlie rule.
The following table shows the strategy for hitting, standing, and doubling. This differs slightly from the Charlie strategy in Basic Blackjack by Stanford Wong. The strategy below is based on an infinite deck, and thus may be wrong in some borderline situations. If you have Wong's book, I would defer to his strategy.
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The next image shows the splitting strategy, which depends on whether or not double after a split is allowed, and whether a five-card or six-card Charlie rule is in effect. There should be no changes for a seven-card Charlie. Again, this is a little different from Wong's strategy, which I defer to.
