Blackjack game rules

Of Rules of Blackjack Are simple, the game is exciting and there is an opportunity to create your own strategy. For the experienced player who plays a perfect game and is able to count cards, the chances of winning are sometimes in favor of that player. But even for the occasional player who plays a fairly good game, the casino chances are smaller, making Black Jack one of the most attractive casino games for the player.

Blackjack pin details

The standard package of 52 cards is used for Blackjack Online, but in most Casino’s multiple card games are used at the same time. The game with six decks (312 cards) is the most popular. Each participant tries to beat the dealer by getting a point number that is as close as possible to 21, without going over it. It is worth every individual player or an AAS 1 or 11. Face cards are 10 and every other card has the value on it. Before the game starts, each player places a bet, in chips, in the designated area. Minimum and maximum limits have been determined for deployment, these differ per casino.

Start of the game

The dealer shakes the cards until they are mixed and combined. At the same time, the players place their commitment. When all players have placed their bet, the dealer gives one card open to each player in rotation clockwise and then one card open to themselves. A new round cards will then be opened to each player, but the dealer takes the second card closed. Each player except the dealer gets two open cards and the dealer receives one open card and one closed card. With some games, the dealer only receives his second card after all players have played.

Gain a blackjack

If the first two cards of a player are a bait and a "Ten-Card" (an image card or 10), which gives a total of 21, this is a natural or "blackjack". If a player has a natural and the dealer does not, the dealer pays that player immediately one and a half times the amount of his bet. If the dealer has a "natural", he immediately receives the deployment of all players who do not have "natural" (but no extra amount). If the dealer and another player both have a "natural", the commitment of that player is a "push" (draw) and the player gets his chips back.

The Black Jack game

The player on the left is first and has to decide whether he goes for "stand" (no other card ask) or "hit" (ask for a different card). A player can therefore remain on the two cards that were originally distributed to him, or he can ask the dealer for additional cards, one by one, until he decides to stay on the total (if it is 21 or less), or "Bust" goes (if it is more than 21). In the latter case, the player loses and the dealer intenses the placed bet. The dealer then turns to the next player to his left and serves him in the same way.

The combination of a bait with a different card than a ten is known as a "soft hand", because the player can count the bait as a 1 or 11 and can draw cards or not. For example with a "soft 17" (a bait and a 6), the total is 7 or 17.

The blackjack rules for the dealer

When the dealer has served all the players, the closed card of the dealer is reversed. If the total is 17 or more, it must remain standing. If the total is 16 or less, it must draw a card. The dealer must continue to draw cards until the total is 17 or more, at which point the dealer must remain. If the dealer has a bait and the sum of his cards is 17 or more, the dealer must stand the bait as 11 counts and remain. The dealer's decisions are therefore determined at all games, while the player always has the option to draw one or more cards.

Pair

If the first two cards of a player have the same value, such as two farmers or two sixs, he can choose to treat them as two separate hands when it is his turn. The amount of the original deployment then applies to one of the cards and an equal amount must be placed on the other card as a bet. The player first plays the hand to his left; Only then is the hand played to him. The two hands are therefore treated separately and the dealer deals with each individually. With a few aces, the player gets one card for each bait and he is not allowed to pull again. Even if a ten card is shared to one of these aces, the payment is the same as the bet (not one and a half against one, such as with a blackjack with a single hand).

Double commitment

Another option for the player is to double his bet when the original two shared cards have a total of 9, 10, or 11. When it is the turn of the player, he places a bet that is equal to the original bet and the dealer gives the player only one card, which is closed closed and is not reversed until the bets are paid at the end of the hand. With two five, the player can split a few, double, or play the hand in the normal way.

Choose insurance

When the dealer's open card is a bait, each of the players may place a side bet until half of the original bet that the dealer's open card is a ten card and therefore a blackjack for the house. Once all these bets have been placed, the dealer looks at the hole card. If it is a TEN-Card, it will be turned open and the players who have placed the Insurance Win win and get the double of their half-bet paid-a 2 against 1 payment. If there is blackjack for the dealer, the hand is of course over, and the main inserts of the players are collected - unless a player also has blackjack, in which case it is a push.

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