The Twelve

I hope it's clear that if you were dealt 12s all day long that you would go broke. Despite that amazingly there is an ineffective, so called No Bust Strategy. I can remember a Floor man at Binion's telling lady, "Go look at those hundred dollar table you won't see them Hitting a 12, there aren't fools." The average hand that the dealer makes is 18.2. Now we are presented with a Buster but in the case of the 6-6, there is one more option now with the Split to utilize, although it is not as good as we would think because we have to double the money. Hence splitting the 6-6 against the two is only recommended when das (Double-after-you-Split) is offered. Then we put up, a offensive defense, in the we get rid if a 12 for 2 sixes in the hope of getting something we can double down on. Look at the expectant out comes. Given as a function of the amount bet, hence the negative out come is lessen against the 2,3 because two 6's play better than one twelve but the outcome is so much more dismal against the 7 or higher.