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BLACKJACK

Blackjack is the most popular casino table game. The object of the game is to be dealt a hand with a total as near to 21 as possible without going over AND having a total higher than the Dealer's.
The Dealer begins the game by dealing each Player two cards face up and one card face up and one face down for himself. The cards are counted at their face value. Kings, Queens and Jacks all count as 10. Aces count as 1 or 11 (at the Player's option).
If the Dealer's total is 17 or more, he MUST "stand" (take no more cards). If his total is 16 or less, he MUST "hit" (take an additional cards) until his hand totals 17 or more or he "busts" (exceeds a total of 21). Players can continue to "hit" as often as they want until they get as close to 21 as they wish or they "bust".
All winning hands are paid at 1 to 1 odds except as indicated below:

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BLACKJACK OPTIONS
BLACKJACK
Blackjack is a 2 card 21, and the payoff is 2 to 1 on your original bet.
TIES
All ties between a Player and the Dealer PUSH (no one wins, no one loses).
DEALER BLACKJACK vs. PLAYER BLACKJACK
This is considered a PUSH.
The Player does not win or lose his bet.
DOUBLE DOWN
A Player may Double Down on his hand.
When Doubling Down the Player must match his original bet, and is then dealt
only one additional card.
The optimum hands for Doubling Down are 9, 10 or 11.


SPLITTING
A Player may Split his hand if his two cards are of the same numerical value.
The Player then matches his original bet and plays his cards as two hands.
A Player may Split his hand more than once if he is once again dealt a card of the same
numerical value.

SPLITTING ACES
Aces are considered extremely valuable cards and may be Split only once.
Because they are so valuable, Players are dealt only ONE additional card per Ace.
When Aces are Split and a Player is dealt a face card or a ten, the hand is considered 21
- NOT Blackjack - and the payoff is 1 to 1.
DOUBLE DOWN AFTER SPLIT
A Player may Double Down after Splitting his cards.
FIVE CARD CHARLIE
When the fifth card dealt to a Player brings the total of his cards to 21 or less,
the Player automatically wins the hand (no matter what the Dealer's hand totals).
The payoff for a Five Card Charlie is 2 to 1.
   
 

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