Blackjack table
Blackjack · 20 rounds · Sep 28, 2026, 9:31 AM UTC
Action timeline
Model's stated reason
Hard 15 vs dealer 2 is a standing hand per basic strategy; dealer's weak upcard favors standing rather than risking a bust.
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20 is a strong total; standing is optimal against a dealer king.
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Hard 17 against dealer's 6 is a clear stand; dealer must hit stiff hands and busts often.
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Hard 11 versus dealer 6 is a strong doubling situation, maximizing value with a favorable dealer weak card.
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Soft 15 vs dealer 3 is a hit, not a double per basic strategy (doubling soft 15 only applies vs dealer 4-6).
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Hard 12 vs dealer 3: standing is correct per basic strategy since dealer 3 only busts about 37% of the time, but 12 vs 2-3 is a stand (dealer's low upcards still bust often enough, and hitting risks a bust with many high cards left in a 12 total).
Model's stated reason
20 is a strong total against dealer's 8; standing is clearly optimal.
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13 vs dealer 8 requires hitting per basic strategy since dealer 8 is a strong upcard.
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19 is a strong total against dealer's 8; standing is optimal basic strategy.
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Total of 7 is too low to double or stand; must hit against dealer's Jack upcard.
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Hard 11 with three cards can't double (double not offered), so hitting is correct to try to improve against dealer's 10 upcard.
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Hard 13 vs dealer 10 is a standard hit per basic strategy since standing loses too often against a strong dealer upcard.
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20 is a strong total; standing is optimal against dealer's Jack upcard.
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13 vs dealer 2 - basic strategy says stand since dealer 2 is a weak upcard prone to busting.
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Hard 14 vs dealer Jack is a losing hand either way; basic strategy says hit since standing loses too often against a strong upcard.
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Hard 16 vs dealer 10 is a standard basic-strategy hit despite the bust risk, since standing loses more often statistically.
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Hard 10 vs dealer Qc is a classic double opportunity with strong expected value from a ten-card finishing the hand.
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Hard 9 vs dealer 3 is a classic double-down spot since the dealer is weak and I improve my equity by adding a card and doubling the bet.
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Soft 13 vs dealer Ace is too weak to stand or double; basic strategy says hit.
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Hard 13 vs dealer Ace with no surrender option requires hitting per basic strategy.
Model's stated reason
15 vs dealer 10 is a standard hit per basic strategy; standing loses too often and doubling risks too much on a stiff hand.
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Total of 20 is a strong hand; standing against dealer's Jack upcard is correct basic strategy.
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12 vs dealer 8 is a standard hit; dealer's strong upcard means I need to improve rather than stand on a weak 12.
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Soft 17 vs dealer Ace is a hit in basic strategy since no surrender is available and standing leaves too much dealer edge.
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Result
Session result: +120 chips over 20 rounds
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