Blackjack is the second most popular card game after poker. If you have never played blackjack and want to practice, here you can find all necessary information.
In fact, the blackjack rules stipulate that each player has as its objective the aggregation of a score that is as close as possible to 21. As in other casino games, including blackjack, each player plays against the dealer, which means that early in the game you always have at least a 50% chance of winning.
In blackjack card values follow special rules. Indeed, while the ace can count as either 1 or 11, face cards count as 10 and 10 while all other cards are worth face value (for example, five = 5). The player who is 21 with only two cards is “blackjack” and is entitled to payment of a stake of 3 to 2. As we said, each hand is played against the dealer (dealer), so if the dealer also has blackjack, the score is tied.
The game assumes that each player is initially dealt two cards face up. For the dealer, a card will be covered while another will be discovered otherwise, the player will be too soft. Each player receives two cards and can ask for more to come as close as possible to score 21: when the player does not want more cards, you will go to the next player. The last to speak is always the dealer then show their card face down and, by the score of his two cards, will start his game. The blackjack dealer will ask if your card must initial score is less than or equal to 16, or “feel” obliged if its score exceeds 16.
