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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion exercises/concept/blackjack/.docs/instructions.md
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Expand Up @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Depending on your two cards and the card of the dealer, there is a strategy for
Although not optimal yet, you will follow the strategy your friend Alex has been developing, which is as follows:

- If you have a pair of aces you must always split them.
- If you have a Blackjack (two cards that sum up to a value of 21), and the dealer does not have an ace, a figure or a ten then you automatically win. If the dealer does have any of those cards then you'll have to stand and wait for the reveal of the other card.
- If you have a Blackjack (two cards that sum up to a value of 21), and the dealer does not have an ace, a face card (Jack/Queen/King) or a ten then you automatically win. If the dealer does have any of those cards then you'll have to stand and wait for the reveal of the other card.
- If your cards sum up to a value within the range [17, 20] you should always stand.
- If your cards sum up to a value within the range [12, 16] you should always stand unless the dealer has a 7 or higher, in which case you should always hit.
- If your cards sum up to 11 or lower you should always hit.
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