How To Play Blackjack?

In blackjack, a number of players play against the bank (the dealer), not against each other. You use a number of card games, often six pieces with 52 cards in each card game. Cards from 2 to 10 are worth what it says on the cards. King, lady and jack are worth ten points each and aces are worth eleven or one point (the player selects which value). When all players have made their bets, the dealer hands out a card each to the players and then a card to himself. When the first card is dealt, the second card is dealt to the players. If any of the players have reached 21, and the dealer's card is less than ten, the winnings are paid out to the player immediately.The dealer then asks the first player, from the left, if the player wants more cards or if the player is satisfied. The dealer hands out cards to the player until the player is satisfied and then moves on to the next player until all players are satisfied.

Then the dealer hands out cards to himself. A player wins over the dealer if the sum of the player's card is closer to 21 than the sum of the dealer's card is. If the player over 21 loses the player and the player's stake and the player's card must be removed from the playing field before the game continues.If the sum of a player's card is 21 after two dealt cards and the dealer's card is less than ten, that means the player has received a blackjack and is then paid according to the odds of 3: 2. If the sum of the player's card is higher than the dealer's but not a blackjack, the player is paid according to the odds of 1: 1.

If one or more players have reached the sum of 21 with more than two cards and the dealer receives a blackjack, ie the sum of the bank's two cards is 21, the bank wins. If the dealer exceeds 21, all remaining players will win according to the odds of 1: 1. If the sum of the dealer's card is the same as the sum of the player, the player may choose to return the bet or leave the bet until the next round of betting. Count cards in groups. If a whole bunch of people cooperate and count cards at different gaming tables at a casino, a player can, based on signals from the card counters, move between the tables when they have calculated that this particular table should be favorable statistically. Standing next to a table and counting is called back counting and can be effective.