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We continue with our article on the abc’s of black jack. In the last article we reviewed the basis of the game, taking another card, standing and how to double down. In part 2 we will talk about splitting, surrendering and insurance.
Split: if a gambler is given 2 cards of the same value (two eights for example) the player may separate them to create 2 separate hands. If you choose to divide your hand you’ll need to make a new wager equal to the initial wager.
Surrender: A few casinos will let individuals to surrender the cards they have been assigned along with half of the initial wager they made before the croupier checks their hand. Once again it’s essential to inquire with the dealer for clarification on the table game rules or check out the rules area on the net betting house you are wagering on.
Insurance: When the dealers exposed card is an Ace individuals have the option to purchase insurance. You will lay half of the initial bet before the croupier looks at his cards; if the dealer has blackjack you’ll come away with a win on the insurance bet but still lose the original wager. Regrettably if the croupier does not have chemin de fer the competitor loses the insurance. It is a risk but one that is well worth it, if used as part of a clever tactic.
As soon as a competitor has stood or busted by going over twenty-one the dealer will show his/her cards and will go on to deal themselves cards until 1 of the following things has happened: if he has achieved 17, a dealer won’t typically draw another card because of the possibility of going bust, if they have drawn twenty one or if he has busted.
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