Value of Player’s Hand The Player is responsible for the correct count of his or her hand. Handling of Cards Players are not allowed to touch the cards. The Blackjack in lieu of taking insurance. The Dealer collects all losing insurance wagersĮven Money When a Player has Blackjack and the Dealer’s face up card is an Ace, you may choose to be paid even money for

If the Dealer’s hole card is any other card, you lose your insurance bet. If the Dealer’s hole card is a 10, Jack, Queen or King, you win your insurance bet at odds of 2 to 1.

To do this, you place a bet-no more than one-half your original bet-on the insurance line. Insurance If the Dealer’s face up card is an Ace, you may take insurance. When doubling down, you draw only one additional card. Resplitting of Pairs A player may split pairs three times for a total of four hands, Aces may be split one time for a total of two hands.ĭoubling Down After you get your first two cards, you may make an additional wager up to the original amount except when Aces may be split one time for a total of two hands. If the split pair are Aces, you will receive only one card on each. However, you may double down onĮach hand. You must complete the play on your first hand before playing your second hand. You must bet the same amount as your original wager on each hand formed by splitting a pair. Splitting Pairs If your first two cards are a pair with the same numerical value, you may split them into two hands, except for any two cards with a ten value such as K, Q, J and ten’s.

In the event the Player draws to 21 with more than 2 cards, the Dealer’s Blackjack is the winning hand. In the event the Player has Blackjack (2-card 21) and the Dealer draws to 21, the Blackjack is the winning hand and will be paid at odds of 3 to 2. A Player’s winning Blackjack is paid off at odds of 3 to 2. If the Dealer’s hand is Blackjack, it is a push. You will be paid at this time if the Dealer does not have Blackjack. In the event your first two cards are an Ace and any ten-value card, the Dealer announces your hand as Blackjack. If the Player count is greater than the Dealer’s but does not exceed 21, or the Dealer’s count exceeds 21, the Player wins. At the end of the game, if your count is the same as the Dealer’s, it is a “push” (nobody wins). The Dealer must draw to 16 and stands on all 17’s or more when reached. Now the Dealer acts on their hand according to the rules of the game. However, if you go over 21, you “break” and automatically lose. Once you have your two cards in front of you, you can choose to “stand” (draw no more cards), or take a “hit” (draw one or more cards) until you reach 21 or come as close as possible.

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