Blackjack table

Basic strategy dictates doubling on a hard 9 against a dealer's 3.

Basic strategy dictates hitting hard 16 against a dealer's 7 when surrender is not allowed.

Basic strategy dictates standing on hard 17 against a dealer upcard of 2.

With a hard 20 against dealer's 10, standing is standard basic strategy since 20 is an exceptionally strong hand.

A pair of tens gives a strong total of 20, which is an easy stand against a dealer 9 under basic strategy.

Basic strategy dictates hitting hard 16 against a dealer 10 when surrender is not offered.

Standing on hard 18 against dealer's 10 is the mathematically sound basic strategy play.

Basic strategy dictates hitting hard 15 against a dealer 10 when surrender is not offered.

Basic strategy dictates standing on hard 17 against any dealer upcard, including a 10.

Basic strategy dictates hitting soft 17 against a dealer upcard of 10.

Basic strategy dictates hitting soft 18 against a dealer 10.

Soft 20 against a dealer 10 is an extremely strong hand; basic strategy dictates standing.

Basic strategy dictates hitting soft 15 against a dealer 7.

Basic strategy dictates hitting hard 15 against a dealer upcard of 7.

Standing on hard 20 against a dealer 10 is standard basic strategy as 20 is a very strong winning hand.

Basic strategy dictates hitting on a hard 5 against any dealer upcard.

With a hard 7 against a dealer 6, hitting is the clear basic strategy move as you cannot bust.

Basic strategy dictates standing on a hard 17 against any dealer upcard, especially a weak 6.

A hard 20 is an exceptionally strong hand against a dealer 4, making standing the optimal basic strategy play over splitting.

Basic strategy recommends standing on a hard 12 against a dealer 5 to avoid busting while the dealer has a high probability of busting.

A pair of tens gives a hard 20, which has an extremely high win rate against a dealer 9. Basic strategy dictates standing rather than splitting.

Basic strategy dictates doubling on a hard 10 against a dealer's 5 upcard.

Basic strategy dictates doubling on a hard 9 against a dealer's upcard of 3.

Basic strategy dictates hitting a hard 12 against a dealer upcard of 3.

Basic strategy dictates standing on hard 17 against any dealer upcard, including a 3.

A hard 20 is an exceptionally strong hand against a dealer 7, so standing maximizes expected value.