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Blackjack is a firm favourite among both novice and experienced casino players, and is the most widely played casino banking game in the world. While this game requires players to have a fair sense of strategic skill, it is fairly simple to master, and offers players many thrilling moments.
Fortune Room offers players numerous varieties of blackjack, some of which you may not find in land-based casinos.
How does blackjack work?
Blackjack is often colloquially known as “21”, as the player strives to collect a value of cards amounting to 21 (called a blackjack). The object of the game is to ensure you “beat the dealer”, which can be accomplished in these ways:
- The player gets 21 on their first 2 cards, without the dealer achieving a blackjack
- The player reaches a final score higher than the dealer, without exceeding 21
- The player lets the dealer draw additional cards until the dealer’s hand exceeds 21
Between 1 and 8 decks of cards can be used, depending on which version is being played. These are the representations in the deck:
- Picture cards (kings, queens and jacks) represent 10
- Number cards represent their face value
- An ace can be represented as either 1 or 11 – this is up to the player to determine, according to the hand they are given
How do you play blackjack?
When playing, both you and the dealer will be dealt 2 cards. Should you get an ace and either a picture card or 10, the ace will then count as 11, adding up to a value of 21. If the cards you are dealt work out to far less than 21, then you can ask the dealer for a new card, or “hit”.
You can continue asking for new cards until you either reach 21 or as near as possible to 21, or until you exceed 21 and “go bust”. Whoever gets 21 or closest to 21 before going bust will win (for example, if you get 12 and the dealer goes over 21, then you win).
Types of blackjack
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