HOW TO PLAY BLACKJACK?
Posted: Tue Jul 01, 2025 10:13 am
Blackjack, also known as "twenty-one" in our country, is played against the house, that is, the casino site. Whether you are alone at the table or there are others connecting from all over the world, there is no connection between you and the other players. Everyone plays their own game against the house.
WHAT IS THE PURPOSE?
Your goal in Blackjack is to reach the closest number to 21 with the cards in your hand by making the right moves. Without going over 21.
VALUES OF PAPERS
In the game, all King, Queen and Jack cards are worth 10. A (Ace) is worth 1 or 11, depending on your usage and advantage. All other cards are worth their own value.
GAME RULES
The game moves as follows:
Two cards are dealt to each player and the dealer.
When the cards are dealt, if the player or logo designs service dealer already has 21, they automatically win the game, this is called "Blackjack". If no one has 21:
The player sees a single card of the dealer and acts according to the options presented to him. These options are:
HIT (GIVE) - The player draws one more card in addition to the cards in his hand. In this way, he tries to get closer to 21 and if he wants, he can draw as many cards as he wants by pressing Hit again. (But if he goes over 21, he automatically loses)
STAND - If the player accepts the cards in his hand as they are, or has already moved and does not want to draw any more cards, he clicks Stand. Thus, he gives the move order to the dealer. (There are moves that the dealer is obliged to make. You will find them below. That is why the Stand option is sometimes the best move)
DOUBLE - The player draws another card and doubles the amount they put into the game. This is a great risk-reward option in some situations. For example, if you have an 11 and you make a Double, you make Blackjack with any 10-value card that comes up (16 out of 52 cards are worth 10). Any card between 6 and 10 will bring you back over 17. This is why a Double is often used when a 10 or 11 is rolled.
SPLIT - The player splits the cards in his hand into two separate hands and plays with two separate hands. He puts the same amount of money into the second hand as the first. For example, let's say the player gets two Aces. Their total is 2. The most logical move to make in such a case is Split. The player splits these two Aces in his hand and divides them into two separate hands, each with an Ace. When the Aces are in two separate hands, depending on the card next to them, you may suddenly see 2 21s in your hand, or at least some nice combinations may occur.
MANDATORY MOVEMENTS OF THE CASH BOARD
In Blackjack, when the cards are dealt, if the dealer has a total of 17 or more in his hand, he must STAND. If he has a total of 16 or less, he must HIT, that is, draw a card . These two mandatory rules often provide us with great tactical advantages in online casino sites. If you play according to the Blackjack scheme I have presented, your chances will increase mathematically.
WHAT IS THE PURPOSE?
Your goal in Blackjack is to reach the closest number to 21 with the cards in your hand by making the right moves. Without going over 21.
VALUES OF PAPERS
In the game, all King, Queen and Jack cards are worth 10. A (Ace) is worth 1 or 11, depending on your usage and advantage. All other cards are worth their own value.
GAME RULES
The game moves as follows:
Two cards are dealt to each player and the dealer.
When the cards are dealt, if the player or logo designs service dealer already has 21, they automatically win the game, this is called "Blackjack". If no one has 21:
The player sees a single card of the dealer and acts according to the options presented to him. These options are:
HIT (GIVE) - The player draws one more card in addition to the cards in his hand. In this way, he tries to get closer to 21 and if he wants, he can draw as many cards as he wants by pressing Hit again. (But if he goes over 21, he automatically loses)
STAND - If the player accepts the cards in his hand as they are, or has already moved and does not want to draw any more cards, he clicks Stand. Thus, he gives the move order to the dealer. (There are moves that the dealer is obliged to make. You will find them below. That is why the Stand option is sometimes the best move)
DOUBLE - The player draws another card and doubles the amount they put into the game. This is a great risk-reward option in some situations. For example, if you have an 11 and you make a Double, you make Blackjack with any 10-value card that comes up (16 out of 52 cards are worth 10). Any card between 6 and 10 will bring you back over 17. This is why a Double is often used when a 10 or 11 is rolled.
SPLIT - The player splits the cards in his hand into two separate hands and plays with two separate hands. He puts the same amount of money into the second hand as the first. For example, let's say the player gets two Aces. Their total is 2. The most logical move to make in such a case is Split. The player splits these two Aces in his hand and divides them into two separate hands, each with an Ace. When the Aces are in two separate hands, depending on the card next to them, you may suddenly see 2 21s in your hand, or at least some nice combinations may occur.
MANDATORY MOVEMENTS OF THE CASH BOARD
In Blackjack, when the cards are dealt, if the dealer has a total of 17 or more in his hand, he must STAND. If he has a total of 16 or less, he must HIT, that is, draw a card . These two mandatory rules often provide us with great tactical advantages in online casino sites. If you play according to the Blackjack scheme I have presented, your chances will increase mathematically.