When the Dealer has a 5, against your 4, going to 4 cards minimises the losses with an expected return of a loss of 19p in £. Try to get to 18, although the Dealer does bust 36% of the time.

Anywhere between 2 and 4 cards will lose you less than 20p in this scenario, 4 cards minimises us to an expected loss of 16p in £.

This scenario is interesting, when we hold a 5 against a 4, we should contain our losses to 11p. With a bust rate of 45% of the time, 4 cards also take us to bust 29% of time, so this scenario when played out in simulation is stick with 3 cards, and hope the dealer busts. Play it safe.

5 against 5, our losses are minimised at 2 or 3 cards, we only lose 5p in £. It may be worth chasing, but you will lose 8p in £ at 4 card mark. Play it safe, stick at any number, they go bust 47% of the time.

When you are playing a 6, we are back to taking 4 cards to minimise the losses at 11p in £.

When we are playing 7, we have to chase from a 5, you need at least 18 and 4 cards, will see a 17p loss.

When we are playing 8, we have to go for it from a 5, you need at least 18 and 4 cards, will see a 26p loss.

Another situation when taking 4 cards will minimise the losses; taking 4 cards will result in a 34p loss and we need 19 to see a better than not chance of returns.

Going up to 4 cards reduces our expected losses from 58p to 40p, so against a 10, we need to go for it. 19 will see a breakeven.

Going up to 4 cards reduces our expected losses from 56p to 46p, so against a “A”, we need to go for it. It is going to be tough.

At 2 cards, we get a 28p expected loss, at 3 cards, it is 27p loss and 25p loss at 4 cards. It is much of a much-ness, but 4 cards is the minimal loss even if we bust a few times more than we like. Stopping at 18 or more will give us the best chances of victory when we have 6 and Dealer shows a 2.

At 2 cards, we get a 19p expected loss, at 3 cards, it is 18p loss and 23p loss at 4 cards. Going for 3 cards is the minimal loss even if it seems cautious. 17 or under will be cautious as that is all you can achieve at 3 cards.

When we have a 6, against a 4, sticking after 2 or 3 cards may seem perverse, but we cannot go bust whereas the dealer goes bust 45% of time. Stick around 16-17. Our losses are minimised to 9p in £.

Once again, when we have a 6, against a 5, sticking after 3 cards may seem perverse, but we cannot go bust whereas the dealer goes bust 47% of time. Stick around 16-17. Our losses are minimised to 4p in £.

Take 3 cards increases the chances of restricting your losses to 11p from 13p, as we can get 17, but with 44% of Dealer starting from 6 going bust, again 16 to 17 is the target.

Now the dealer is up to 7, we are only 6, we have to go for it! 4 cards will minimise us at 22p, even if we bust nearly 40% of the time, we can then get 18 or more to improve the situation from 40p+ losses at 2 and 3 cards.

Again the dealer is up to 8, we are only 6, we have to go for it! 4 cards will minimise us at 29p, even if we bust nearly 40% of the time, we can then get 18 or more to improve the situation from 50p+ losses at 2 and 3 cards.

Again the dealer is up to 9, we are only 6, we have to go for it! 4 cards will minimise us at 36p, even if we bust nearly 40% of the time, we can then get 19 or more to have a better than even chance of scoring a victory improve the situation from 57p and 56p losses at 2 and 3 cards respectively...

Go for it! 4 cards will minimise us at 43p, we can then get 19 or more to have a better than even chance of scoring a win to improve the situation from 58p and 57p losses at 2 and 3 cards respectively...

Against an A, we will always get a 50p in £ loss when we have just a 6. 2 cards will give us 56p, 3 cards 55p, so go for it, take 4 and minimise your losses to 50p in £.

Minimise our losses with 3 cards to 21p in £ and aim for 17 or more when playing a 2.

Minimise our losses with 3 cards to 13p in £ and aim for 17 or more when playing a 3 with a 7.

Minimise our losses with 3 cards to 3p in £ and aim for 17 or more when playing a 4 with a 7. Even sticking at 2 cards, will give us a gentle loss expected of 9p in £.

We can get a 1p in £ profit by taking 3 cards in total ( 1 more card); we have no chance of busting from 7, and the Dealer is at high risk from 5.

From a 6, the dealer has a better chance against our 7 so to minimise our losses we need to take 1 additional card, and expect a 5p in the £.

When we are in a 7 on 7 situation, our best way out is 3 cards, and our expected loss will be 27p.

Now we are in 7 Vs 8 situation, we need to go to 4 cards, the obvious reason being 30% of the time, the dealer can take out 18 with a ten as his second card. We will bust more of the time, but our losses will be 36p in the £.

Go for it….Now we are in 7 Vs 9 situation, we need to go to 4 cards. We will bust more of the time, but our losses will be 42p in the £.

Whether we take 1 additional card, or 2, we are going to lose around 50p in the £ when facing a 10 from a 7. Losses can be minimised at 4, with 49p in £.

Against the Ace, take one additional card as the Dealer can still go bust, but you will still lose 51p in £ as the expected value.

From a starting 8, we can minimise our losses with just 1 additional card. 3 cards will give us an expected loss of 7p in the £.

From an 8 Vs 3, we can minimise our losses with 1 additional card. 3 cards will give us an expected loss of 1p in the £.

Now we start to see a profit, 3 cards starting from an 8 will give us a win rate of 8p in the £; no chance of busting.

A profit! 3 cards starting from an 8 against a Dealer's 5 will give us a win rate of 13p in the £; no chance of busting.

In an 8 Vs Dealer's 6, one more card will see us get an expected win of 7p in the £.

From an 8 vs. 7 for the Dealer, one more card will minimise our loss to 3p in £. 18 or more sees us get a win, but anything less and we risk going bust with 4 cards.

On an 8 Vs 8, 3 cards minimise our losses to 22p in £. Target 18 or more.

On an 8 Vs Dealer's 9, 3 cards minimise our losses to 38p in £.

On an 8 Vs Dealer's 10, 3 cards minimise our losses to 40p in £!

To be expected against an Ace, we keep in the red. On an 8 Vs Dealer's A, 3 cards minimise our losses to 40p in £.

When you have a 9 Vs 2, take one more card and we get an expected win of 4p in the £. A score of 18 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 9, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 9 Vs 2. DO IT, and our expected win is 8p in £.

When you have a 9 Vs 3, take one more card and we get an expected win of 10p in the £. A score of 18 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 9, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 9 Vs 3. DO IT, and our expected win is 20p in £.

If we see a 4 for the Dealer our chances improve again!!! When you have a 9 Vs 4, take one more card and we get an expected win of 17p in the £. A score of 17 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 9, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 9 Vs 4. DO IT, and our expected win is 34p in £.

Serious money now.... When you have a 9 Vs 5, take one more card and we get an expected win of 22p in the £. A score of 17 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 9, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 9 Vs 5. DO IT, and our expected win is 44p in £.

Take one more card and we get an expected win of 17p in the £. A score of 17 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 9, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 9 Vs 6. DO IT, and our expected win is 34p in £.

Take one more card and we get an expected win of 7p in the £. A score of 18 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 9, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 9 Vs 7. DO IT, and our expected win is 14p in £.

Take one more card and we get an expected loss of 4p in the £. A score of 18 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 9, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 9 Vs 8. NOT WITH THE DEALER ON AN 8.

Take one more card in a 9 Vs 9 situation and we get an expected loss of 18p in the £. A score of 19 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 9, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 9 Vs 9. NOT WITH THE DEALER ON AN 9.

Take one more card in a 9 Vs Dealer's 10 situation and we get an expected loss of 29p in the £. Don't double!!!

Take one more card in a 9 Vs Dealer's A situation and we get an expected loss of 31p in the £. Don't double!!!

When you have a 10 Vs 2, take one more card and we get an expected win of 22p in the £. A score of 18 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 10, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 10 Vs 2. DO IT, and our expected win is 44p.

When you have a 10 Vs 3, take one more card and we get an expected win of 26p in the £. A score of 18 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 10, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 10 Vs 3. DO IT, and our expected win is 52p.

When you have a 10 Vs 4, take one more card and we get an expected win of 31p in the £. A score of 18 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 10, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 10 Vs 4. DO IT, and our expected win is 62p.

When you have a 10 Vs 5, take one more card and we get an expected win of 36p in the £. A score of 18 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 10, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 10 Vs 5. DO IT, and our expected win is 72p.

When you have a 10 Vs 6, take one more card and we get an expected win of 32p in the £. A score of 18 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 10, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 10 Vs 6. DO IT, and our expected win is 64p.

When you have a 10 Vs 7, take one more card and we get an expected win of 25p in the £. A score of 18 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 10, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 10 Vs 7. DO IT, and our expected win is 50p.

When you have a 10 Vs 8, take one more card and we get an expected win of 17p in the £. A score of 18 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 10, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 10 Vs 8. DO IT, and our expected win is 34p.

When you have a 10 Vs 9, take one more card and we get an expected win of 10p in the £. A score of 19 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 10, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 10 Vs 9. DO IT, and our expected win is 20p.

When you have a 10 Vs 10, take one more card and we get an expected loss of 5p in the £. Don't double, please!

Never advisable against an A, but we will lose 41p in £ with this hand, after 4 cards. They will hit BJ 33% in simulation; so not good to take insurance either.

When you have a 11 Vs 2, take one more card and we get an expected win of 26p in the £. A score of 18 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 11, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 11 Vs 2. DO IT, and our expected win is 52p.

When you have a 11 Vs 3, take one more card and we get an expected win of 30p in the £. A score of 18 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 11, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 11 Vs 3. DO IT, and our expected win is 60p.

When you have a 11 Vs 4, take one more card and we get an expected win of 35p in the £. A score of 18 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 11, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 11 Vs 4. DO IT, and our expected win is 70p.

When you have a 11 Vs 5, take one more card and we get an expected win of 39p in the £. A score of 18 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 11, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 11 Vs 5. DO IT, and our expected win is 78p.

When you have a 11 Vs 6, take one more card and we get an expected win of 35p in the £. A score of 18 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 11, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 11 Vs 6. DO IT, and our expected win is 70p.

When you have a 11 Vs 7, take one more card and we get an expected win of 28p in the £. A score of 18 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 11, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 11 Vs 7. DO IT, and our expected win is 56p.

When you have a 11 Vs 8, take one more card and we get an expected win of 19p in the £. A score of 18 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 11, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 11 Vs 8. DO IT, and our expected win is 38p.

When you have a 11 Vs 9, take one more card and we get an expected win of 11p in the £. A score of 19 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 11, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 11 Vs 9. DO IT, and our expected win is 22p.

When you have a 11 Vs 10, take one more card and we get an expected win of 1p in the £. A score of 20 or more will mean a win more often than not. At this stage, with a 11, you will be asked if you want to "double" this is where you double your stake and can only take one more card. In this simulation, a 11 Vs 10. DO IT, and our expected win is 2p. Not a high gain though for doubling!

When you have a 11 Vs A, take one more card and we get an expected loss of 15p in the £. Don't double!!!

On a 12 Vs 2, we minimise our losses with 1 additional card in this simulation, even if we risk busting. An expected loss of 24p, vs. 28p if we stick with no additional cards.

On a 12 Vs 3, we minimise our losses with a stick in this simulation. Slightly surprising but the decision is marginal. An expected loss of 19p, vs. 20p by taking another card.

On a 12 Vs 4, we minimise our losses with a stick in this simulation. An expected loss of 9p in the £, vs. 15p by taking another card.

On a 12 Vs 5, we minimise our losses with a stick in this simulation. An expected loss of 5p in the £, vs. 12p by taking another card.

On a 12 Vs 6, we minimise our losses with a stick in this simulation. An expected loss of 13p in the £, vs. 16p by taking another card.

On a 12 Vs 7, we minimise our losses with 1 additional card in this simulation, even if we risk busting. An expected loss of 24p, vs. 46p if we stick with no additional cards.

On a 12 Vs 8, we need to go for it!!! We minimise our losses with 1 additional card in this simulation, even if we risk busting. An expected loss of 32p will occur.

On a 12 Vs 9, we need to go for it!!! We minimise our losses with 1 additional card in this simulation, even if we risk busting. An expected loss of 39p will hit us.

On a 12 Vs 10, we need to risk it!!! We minimise our losses with 1 additional card in this simulation, even if we risk busting. An expected loss of 44p will hit us. If we don't take a card, our losses increase to 58p.

On a 12 Vs A, we need to risk it - although the end outcome is not much different!!! We minimise our losses with 1 additional card in this simulation, even if we risk busting. An expected loss of 50p will hit us. If we don't take a card, our losses increase to 56p.

In this scenario, and from this simulation, I would recommend sticking with 13 when playing a 2. Our expected loss is 28p, vs. 30p if we take an additional card.

I would recommend sticking with 13 when playing a 3. Our expected loss is 19p, Vs 27p if we take an additional card.

In 13 Vs Dealer's 4. Our expected loss is 9p, vs. 24p, with the risk of busting, if we take an additional card. So stick!

In 13 Vs Dealer's 5. Our expected loss is 5p by sticking on 2 cards, vs. 21p, with the risk of busting, if we take an additional card.

In 13 Vs Dealer's 6. From the simulation, our expected loss is 13p, vs. 24p if we take an additional card. Stick at 2 cards.

In 13 Vs Dealer's 7, we need to take risks as the Dealer is likely to get a good score, our expected loss is 28p in £, vs. 46p if we stick. 18 needs to be the target!

In 13 Vs Dealer's 8, we need to take risks as the Dealer is going to get a good score, our expected loss is 34p in £, vs. 54p if we stick. 18 needs to be the target for us.

In 13 Vs Dealer's 9 - we are now in a difficult place, we need to take risks, our expected loss is 41p in £, vs. 57p if we stick. 19 needs to be the target for us.

In 13 Vs Dealer's 10 - we need to take risks, our expected loss is 47p in £, vs. 58p if we stick. 19 needs to be the target for us.

In 13 Vs Dealer's A - we are going to take a hit, our expected loss is 53p in £, vs. 56p if we stick. It is still a big loss which you would expect.

In a 14 Vs 2 situation; it is a marginal call, but we should stick from this simulation. We will take a loss of 28p against the 31p if we take another and risk the bust.

In a 14 Vs 3 situation; it is a marginal call, but we should stick based on this evidence. We will take a loss of 19p against the 29p if we take another and risk the bust.

In a 14 Vs 4 situation we should stick to limit the loss to 9p against the 25p if we take another and risk the bust.

In a 14 Vs 5 situation we should stick to limit the loss to 5p against the 23p if we take another and risk the bust. We are playing on the Dealer going bust obviously.

In a 14 Vs 6 scenario, we should stick to limit the loss to 13p against the 25p if we take another and risk the bust. We are playing on the Dealer going bust again.

In a 14 Vs 7 scenario, now we MUST risk it. We take a card and take an expected loss of 28p against the 46p in the stick option.

In a 14 Vs 8 scenario, now we MUST risk it. We take a card and take an expected loss of 35p against the 54p in the stick option.

In a 14 Vs 9 scenario, now we MUST risk it. We take a card and take an expected loss of 41p against the 57p in the stick option.

In a 14 Vs 10 scenario, now we MUST risk it, the Dealer is likely to score well. We take a card and take an expected loss of 47p against the 58p in the stick option.

In a 14 Vs A scenario, now we MUST risk it to slightly minimise our losses, the Dealer is likely to score well. We take a card and take an expected loss of 53p against the 56p in the stick option.

In a 15 Vs 2 scenario, stick to minimise your losses, take an expected loss of 28p against the 43p if we take another card and risk the bust!

In a 15 Vs 3 scenario, stick to minimise your losses, take an expected loss of 19p against the 42p if we take another card and risk the bust! We would prefer the dealer to bust.

In a 15 Vs 4 scenario, stick to minimise your losses, take an expected loss of 9p against the 40p if we take another card and risk the bust! The variance is due to the Dealer's increased chances of going bust.

In a 15 Vs 5 scenario, stick to minimise your losses, take an expected loss of 5p against the 38p if we take another card and risk the bust! The variance is due to the Dealer's increased chances of going bust.

In a 15 Vs 6 scenario, stick to minimise your losses, take an expected loss of 13p against the 39p if we take another card and risk the bust! The variance is due to the Dealer's increased chances of going bust.

In a 15 Vs 7 scenario, we experience the switch….the dealer is less likely to bust and more likely to score well. Need to take a card to minimise your losses, take an expected loss of 39p against the 46p if we stick....we need to risk the bust!

In a 15 Vs 8 scenario, the dealer is less likely to bust and more likely to score well. Need to take a card to minimise your losses, take an expected loss of 45p against the 54p if we stick....we need to risk the bust! Not an ideal situation!

In a 15 Vs 9 scenario, we need to take a card to minimise your losses, take an expected loss of 50p against the 57p if we stick....we need to risk the bust! Not an ideal situation!

In a 15 Vs 10 scenario, we need to take a card to minimise your losses, take an expected loss of 56p against the 58p if we stick....we need to risk the bust and not much to gain either.

In a 15 Vs A scenario, this simulation bucks the senses. Again, it must be pointed out it is based on our data sense, but we know that the Dealer is more likely to bust from an Ace than a 10 (21.9% Vs 21.1% in simulation), so stick and lose 56p. Our expected loss in simulation by taking another card was 61p. Again, a marginal call, but we have to go with the lower figure.

In a 16 Vs 2 scenario, stick to minimise your losses, take an expected loss of 28p against the 48p if we take another card and risk the bust!

In a 16 Vs 3 scenario, stick to minimise your losses, take an expected loss of 19p against the 48p if we take another card and risk the bust! From 16 that is a real risk!

In a 16 Vs 4 scenario, stick to minimise your losses, take an expected loss of 9p against the 46p if we take another card and risk the bust! From 16 that is a real risk! The difference between the 9p and 46p is this effective difference between us and the dealer going bust. We need them to go bust to cash out.

In a 16 Vs 5 scenario, stick to minimise your losses, take an expected loss of 5p against the 44p if we take another card and risk the bust! From 16 that is a real risk!

In a 16 Vs 6 scenario, stick to minimise your losses, take an expected loss of 13p against the 46p if we take another card and risk the bust! From 16 that is a real risk!

In a 16 Vs 7 scenario, we go through the switch….we need to risk it and take another card to minimise the loss; take an expected loss of 43p against the 46p if we stick and hope the dealer goes bust.

In a 16 Vs 8 scenario, we need to risk it and take another card to minimise the loss; take an expected loss of 48p against the 54p if we stick.

In a 16 Vs 9 scenario, we need to risk it and take another card to minimise the loss; take an expected loss of 53p against the 57p if we stick. Got to risk it.

In a 16 Vs 10 scenario, I would say take a card, but the simulation says no. Stick. In this simulation, we would lose 58p rather than 59p!!!

In a 16 Vs A scenario. Stick. In this simulation, we would lose 56p in £ rather than 65p!!!

In a 17 Vs Dealer's 2 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected loss of 14p in the £ against a loss of 56p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 17 Vs Dealer's 3 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected loss of 8p in the £ against a loss of 56p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 17 Vs Dealer's 4 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 2p in the £ against a loss of 55p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 17 Vs Dealer's 5 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 7p in the £ against a loss of 54p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 17 Vs Dealer's 6 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 2p in the £ against a loss of 54p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 17 Vs Dealer's 7 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected loss of 8p in the £ against a loss of 51p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 17 Vs Dealer's 8 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected loss of 39p in the £ against a loss of 54p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 17 Vs Dealer's 9 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected loss of 46p in the £ against a loss of 59p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 17 Vs Dealer's 10 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected loss of 46p in the £ against a loss of 64p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 17 Vs Dealer's A do not risk it, stick and receive an expected loss of 46p in the £ against a loss of 70p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 18 Vs Dealer's 2 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 14p in the £ against a loss of 65p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 18 Vs Dealer's 3 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 17p in the £ against a loss of 65p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 18 Vs Dealer's 4 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 25p in the £ against a loss of 65p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 18 Vs Dealer's 5 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 30p in the £ against a loss of 64p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 18 Vs Dealer's 6 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 26p in the £ against a loss of 64p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 18 Vs Dealer's 7 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 42p in the £ against a loss of 62p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 18 Vs Dealer's 8 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 10p in the £ against a loss of 63p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 18 Vs Dealer's 9 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected loss of 23p in the £ against a loss of 65p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 18 Vs Dealer's 10 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected loss of 23p in the £ against a loss of 70p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 18 Vs Dealer's A do not risk it, stick and receive an expected loss of 25p in the £ against a loss of 75p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 19 Vs Dealer's 2 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 41p in the £ against a loss of 75p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 19 Vs Dealer's 3 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 43p in the £ against a loss of 75p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 19 Vs Dealer's 4 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 45p in the £ against a loss of 75p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 19 Vs Dealer's 5 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 53p in the £ against a loss of 74p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 19 Vs Dealer's 6 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 48p in the £ against a loss of 74p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 19 Vs Dealer's 7 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 63p in the £ against a loss of 73p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 19 Vs Dealer's 8 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 57p in the £ against a loss of 73p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 19 Vs Dealer's 9 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 26p in the £ against a loss of 73p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 19 Vs Dealer's 10 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected loss of 1p in the £ against a loss of 77p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 19 Vs Dealer's A do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 2p in the £ against a loss of 82p if you risk busting by taking another card.

In a 20 Vs Dealer's 2 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 66p in the £.

In a 20 Vs Dealer's 3 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 66p in the £.

In a 20 Vs Dealer's 4 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 66p in the £.

In a 20 Vs Dealer's 5 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 71p in the £.

In a 20 Vs Dealer's 6 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 69p in the £.

In a 20 Vs Dealer's 7 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 78p in the £.

In a 20 Vs Dealer's 8 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 78p in the £.

In a 20 Vs Dealer's 9 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 75p in the £.

In a 20 Vs Dealer's 10 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 43p in the £.

In a 20 Vs Dealer's A do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of 19p in the £.

In a 21 Vs Dealer's 2 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of £1.50!!! You have blackjack, and it will pay 3 to 2.

In a 21 Vs Dealer's 3 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of £1.50!!! You have blackjack, and it will pay 3 to 2.

In a 21 Vs Dealer's 4 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of £1.50!!! You have blackjack, and it will pay 3 to 2.

In a 21 Vs Dealer's 5 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of £1.50!!! You have blackjack, and it will pay 3 to 2.

In a 21 Vs Dealer's 6 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of £1.50!!! You have blackjack, and it will pay 3 to 2.

In a 21 Vs Dealer's 7 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of £1.50!!! You have blackjack, and it will pay 3 to 2.

In a 21 Vs Dealer's 8 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of £1.50!!! You have blackjack, and it will pay 3 to 2.

In a 21 Vs Dealer's 9 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of £1.50!!! You have blackjack, and it will pay 3 to 2.

In a 21 Vs Dealer's 10 do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of £1.38!!! You have blackjack, and it will pay 3 to 2. The downside will be if they have an A, you will tie but in simulation this only happens 8% of the time.

In a 21 Vs Dealer's A do not risk it, stick and receive an expected win of £1.01!!! You have blackjack, and it will pay 3 to 2. The downside will be if they have an 10, you will tie but in simulation this happens 33% of the time. If they offer to pay you even money when showing an A, in this simulation the difference is just 1p, but you shouldn't take it...Enjoy Blackjack