Black Jack
Main Goal
The goal is to reach a score of 21 or as close as possible, without exceeding that limit.
Rules of the game
- Black Jack is a game in which the objective is to reach 21 points with the first two cards. To achieve a "Black Jack" you need an Ace and a card with a value of 10 (which can be a 10, a J, a Q or a K). If you get this combination and the dealer does not also have a Black Jack, you win automatically. In case of winning with a Black Jack, the payout is 3 to 2.
- Aces: Counts as 1 or 11 points.
- Figures and tens: Counts as 10 points.
- The rest of the cards: Counts as its nominal value.
- Maximum 7 players. Clients who are standing may bet on any hand of any player, with the consent of the player.
However, they cannot give advice or instructions to the player and must accept his initiatives. - The decision of the presiding officer is irrevocable.
Once the first "sabot" card has been dealt, bets cannot be placed or modified.
Secure
When the dealer's first card is an ace, players can insure a maximum of half their first bet. Pays 2-1.
Doubles
The player can double his bet with the first two cards, except when he has Black Jack. In this case, he is entitled to only one card. If his first two cards have the same value, he can play two hands, making a bet equal to the initial bet on the other side. When a player separates two Aces, he can only draw one card per card, except when another Ace comes up. If he gets a 10 or a digit, it will be counted as 21 and not as Black Jack.