I'd keep them together, which I *think* is the proper play for that hand, regardless of your remaining three cards. By keeping them together, you're almost certainly not going to lose, and you may win if the dealer draws a flush or straight with "no top", for example.
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split 'em
I'm not splitting 4 twos. Live to fight another day.
I'd keep them together, which I *think* is the proper play for that hand, regardless of your remaining three cards. By keeping them together, you're almost certainly not going to lose, and you may win if the dealer draws a flush or straight with "no top", for example.
A pair of twos in the low hand is mediocre, and a pair of twos in the high hand is terrible. Obviously you should keep the quad together.
Doesn't matter since you will have a nice payday on the side bet... You did make the side bet, didn't you? hehe.