There is only one reason why it is worthwhile in the long run, to give away half of his own use, without even trying to win the hand. The hands, we are talking about here, have very low chances of winning. If you follow the basic strategy, you give your hand only when required by the table. But if you count cards now dominate, you can use the number of remaining high or low cards in the deck to adjust your strategy accordingly.

For the contrarians player is more important than the size of the bets, the cards being played (although a good blackjack strategy naturally takes into account both). If there are many 10-point cards in the deck, this would be the range of hands that you check to increase slightly. Crucially, however, that the Surrender rule always benefits the player - if you know how to use them for themselves.

you should split pairs and which are not, you will learn later in the blackjack strategy. As a little tip: Never split 10's, but always careful. You'll soon understand why. With this turn, you double your bet on a hand. If you declare this play, but you get only ONE card! Some casinos will offer to give up your hand.

If you think your chances are bad, so you can abstinence the game round. However, it will cost you half your bet. He was drafted by the croupier. If the dealer has a hold "soft hand", for example, A-6 (a soft 17), so it depends on the rules of each casino, the dealer needs to move on if possible and get a hard hand, or whether he the "soft 17" must stop.