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Assume you are playing blackjack from a deck that has been shuffled already, and you have...

Assume you are playing blackjack from a deck that has been shuffled already, and you have a pair of 9s. The dealer has an 8 face up, and one card facing down. What is the probability that the dealer's hand is equal to or higher than yours?

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