Single Deck Blackjack is a variation of the Blackjack game that allows you to play with a single deck of cards, which is the opposite of standard Blackjack. It is played with 6 games.
In Single Deck Blackjack, each bettor will face the dealer, independently of the others. The object of the game is to have a total of 21, or at least, approach it, but without exceeding it. In the event that the first two cards have a value of 21, the player will therefore have Blackjack.
Beginners in this game must first know the rules. Certainly, if the total value of the cards in hand is close to 21, while that of the banker is not, the player will indeed win the amount wagered. Also, if he has Blackjack and the dealer does not, his bet will be multiplied by 2 or 3 times.
Aces count for 1 or 11 points. The face cards are worth 10 and the remaining cards have their own numerical value. If the total number of cards in hand exceeds 21, the bet will be lost.
On the other hand, if the player and the croupier count the same points on their respective cards, starting from 17 and more, neither of the two will emerge winning.
On this Single Deck Blackjack game, the minimum bet amount is $1 while the maximum amount is $100. What sets it apart from other varieties of Blackjack as well is the fact that players have several options being: Split, Double Down, Insurance.
The rules of the game is essential. However, it is also necessary to know what is happening with the dealer. Thus, the latter must draw cards until she has at least 17. Indeed this game recommends having to at least stop once the number 17 is obtained at the risk of burning her hand if we exceed the 21.
