| Rules for Black Jack or "21" King, Queen, and Jack count 10 Ace counts 11 or 1, player chooses All of the other cards are as marked......EXAMPLE: (7 counts 7) Object : Each individual Player plays against the Dealer, not against each other. All of the Players can beat the Dealer and win on his individual bet by getting closer to 21 than the dealer. The Game : An Ace and a Ten (10, Jack, Queen, or King) equals BLACKJACK - Player wins 1 and a 1/2 of his bet. If the bet was 10 chips the Dealer would pay 15 chips. If the Player and Dealer both get "21" it is a STANDOFF - Player does not win nor does he lose his bet. The Dealer and all Players start with two cards each. The Dealer has one card face up, and one card face down. Players' cards are dealt face down. After the Player views his cards, he must decide whether to take additional cards or to "Stand" (taking no additional cards). Any additional cards are dealt face up. The Player may take as many cards as he wishes until he hits "21" or goes over "21". If the Player goes over "21", he is \"BUSTED" - he loses his bet. The dealer then plays. If he has a total of 16 or less, he must take a card until he reaches 17 or over. After reaching 17 or greater he cannot take additional cards. Winner : The one who hits "21" or comes closest to "21" without going over "21". Note : There are additional betting strategies related to Black Jack. For information read any number of books written on the game. |
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