Only a 10 or a face card along with an Ace is considered a Blackjack and overcomes a 21 hand.Īfter all of the player’s bets have been completed, the dealer completes his hand.

If a player gets a Blackjack, which is a 10 or a face card along with an Ace, he is immediately paid 1.5 times the placed bet, unless the dealer also has Blackjack, in which case it is a “Push” (the player’s bet is left on the table). In all other cases, the game continues, and the player may request as many additional cards as desired, until he chooses to “Stand” or “Bust”. If a player also has blackjack the result is a push. If the dealer has a Blackjack, the hand is over. If the dealer’s up card is an ace, the player has the option of making an “Insurance Bet” after which the dealer checks the other card for Blackjack. The player receives two cards face up, and the dealer receives one card, face up. The player will then simply need to click on the “Split” button. For example, if it is possible to split two cards, a button will appear to allow the player to split the cards. Buttons, located on the lower center of the screen, will appear in order to facilitate the player’s decision. After the cards are dealt, the player may choose the option that will yield him more opportunities. During the course of the hand, the player may add to his bets through the options of Double Downs, Splits, and Insurance. Once the deal begins the bets may not be changed. The round begins after the player has bet and clicked “Deal”.Ī player may play multiple hands at one time. After deciding on the desired bet, the player must click the “Deal” button in order to proceed with the hand. Before the cards are dealt, the player should first choose his position and then place his bets by clicking on either the 1 chip, 5 chip, 25 chip or the 100 chip, to reach the desired bet. The dealer deals from 6 decks of playing cards which are shuffled after every round. Our Classic Blackjack game has a dealer and a player. A winning hand adds up to more than the dealer’s hand, without “Busting”.

If the player draws a card that puts him over 21 (which is called a “Bust”), he loses the hand. The player may draw as many cards as he wishes, until reaching 21. The player and the dealer are each dealt two cards, with the goal of reaching 21, without going over. In the Classic Blackjack game you are competing against the dealer (the house).

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