BLACKJACK
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Hit me one more time
BlackJack has long been one of the
most popular and recognizable games offered at casinos around the
world and in cyberspace. Surprisingly it is often the most confusing
and avoided game by visitors who aren't familiar with its rules
and intricacies.
The object of Blackjack is to obtain a total of 21 points per hand
or as close to 21 without exceeding 21. To win you must beat the
dealers hand. The Dealer has to stand on any total of 17 or more
and hits on anything less giving the player a considerable advantage.
Here are some basic rules to abide by when playing BlackJack and
the best advice I can give you is to learn them and just do them!
Statistically they should produce a winning outcome.
• If your first two cards are
equal to eleven or less you always draw another card.
• No matter what card the Dealer
is showing you must always assume that the dealer has a ten hidden.
• If your cards total 12 to
16, "the danger zone', whether you draw or stand depends on
what the dealer
is showing.
• If the dealer has a card showing
between 7 to an Ace you should draw until you are over 16.
• If the dealer has a card showing
between 2 to 6 you should not draw another card. Note: There is
one exception to the rule above. If you have 12 and the dealer is
showing a 2 or 3 you should
draw one more card only.
• If you have cards valued between
17 to 20 you should never draw another card. The only time you
should draw another card under the above circimstances is when you
have a soft 17 or 18.
Note: A soft 17 or 18 occurs when your hand contains an Ace (which
is valued at 1 or 11) and
a 6 or 7.
• When the player has a soft
17 or 18 it is a good idea to draw if the dealer is showing any
card from a 9 to
an Ace.
Insurance is often not recommended, since you are betting that the
dealer will receive a BlackJack (21). You are playing to beat the
dealer not bet that he will beat you.
Click on the Black Jack Strategy link that if used could possibly
lead you to big winnings. BlackJack
Strategy Link
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