His Majesty Blackjack, a breakdown of the rules, situations and bonuses of the game

This game is very popular around the world, and it is even said that if you collect all the tables for Blackjack, there would be more than all other tables put together. And there is also roulette and dice and poker, as if that's not enough! But online blackjack malaysia is in the lead...

Ace gives 11 points or 1 point in case of overshooting, pictures (Jack, Queen, King) by 10 points, the rest of the card face value, ie, ten gives 10 points, nine nine points, and so on to deuce!

Blackjack is a card combination of Ace card for 10 points (ten or any picture). If a player has Blackjack and wins, the winnings are paid to him in the ratio 3:2 of the stake made (or 1.5 stake, which is essentially the same).

The casino uses 6 large poker decks without jokers to play Blackjack. You get a total of 312 cards. A special device called a bancometer (a shuffle machine) shuffles these cards and stacks them in a separate place called a "sabot".

This is where the dealer takes out one card at a time. The players play against the bank of the casino. The point, as I mentioned earlier, is to score 21 points or close to it. If a player scores more than 21 points, it is overdrawn and the bet loses.

If more than 21 points are scored by the dealer, all remaining players win automatically. Winners are all those players who have more points than the dealer.

Lose if the sum of the cards is less than the dealer or "overshoot". The dealer does not make decisions in the course of the game.

He is obliged to take another card if the sum of his points is 16 or less. He must stop if the sum of his points is 17 or more.

Situations in the game and opportunities for players

• A Draw or "Push". This is when the sum of the dealer's points and the player's points are the same. In this case, the bet is not lost and the dealer does not pay anything. By the way, this differs from the game "Twenty-One", where in the case of a draw the dealer still wins!
• Take or Doubling. If two of the player's cards are 9, 10 or 11 points, the dealer offers the player to double the bet, but take only one more card. Doubling can also be done on any two cards, but the player himself must remember this and the dealer does not remind him of this. After the split, doubling is also possible.
• Split (separation of cards). If the player's first two cards are of the same value (say two sixes or two aces), the player may split them by placing another bet next to the first. And then play separately from each other. Bets play, win or lose independently of each other. By the way, if the split is on a pair of Aces, the player is only given one card for each Ace.
  
  Rejection. If after the first two cards are dealt the player considers them to be obviously losing, then he has a right to take back half of his bet and discard cards. He must do this when his turn comes in the dealer's poll. The refusal is not played during the split.
• Insurance. If the dealer's face card is an Ace, players may place an insurance policy on the line of insurance equal to half of the amount they wish to insure. This is done in case the dealer has Blackjack. If the dealer does indeed have a Blackjack, all bets the players lose, except for the Blackjack combinations. Insurance is paid at a rate of 2:1. If the dealer does not have Blackjack, the insurance loses the player.

Bonus combinations and what do you get for the champagne?

• When a player gets 6-7-8 in one suit, the winnings are five times the amount of the bet, and the bet continues to play until the end of the game by the rules.
• In a situation when a bid comes in 6-7-8 different suits, then paid a bonus of three times. The bet continues to play further. If a player gets 7-7-7 of the same suit, he gets a fivefold bonus. The bet continues to play. If a player receives 7-7-7 of a different suit, the bonus is paid three times, and the bet is saved for the next hand.
• For any 7-7-7s, the player is still paid a prize bottle of champagne. As the saying goes, "He who does not risk, does not drink champagne! If a player collects 21 points with five or more cards of the same suit, he gets a five-fold bonus, and the bet plays to the end of the game according to generally accepted rules.
• If the player collects 21 points with five or more cards of different suits, then the bonus is paid in a single amount.
• No bonuses are paid when splitting or playing a double!

So, that's pretty much it for the game itself. It was a card game of Blackjack!