Blackjack is not called the “crown jewel of casino games” for good reason. Few casino games are as fascinating and popular as blackjack. It is the combination of chance and skill that makes blackjack so popular. Chance plays a big role in blackjack, just like in all other casino games, but at the same time, you have an opportunity to train to become a better player at blackjack and thereby reduce the importance of chance.

We give you those who want to try Playing Blackjack, either in a real casino/pub or online, tips and information that can hopefully help you to play more fun and more profitably. You will learn about the game rules and winning strategies for blackjack and how a round of blackjack is played. We also list some variants of blackjack you can try if you get tired of the regular version and give you some useful tips on how you can improve your odds. We also list some popular films about blackjack that you can use as inspiration in your playing.

It cannot be said that the variant of blackjack that is prevalent both in real casinos/in the pub and online was invented at a certain precise time. Blackjack has evolved over centuries and continues to evolve even today. a

There is some evidence that a blackjack-like game was popular in the Roman Empire about 2,000 years ago, but we probably wouldn’t even recognize that game as blackjack today. However, it is established that in France during the 18th century, a game of chance was started with the name Vingt-et-Un, which means exactly 21 in French. In Spain, at the same time, there was a game called 31. However, it was Vingt-et-Un which then became the most popular card game on the European continent. Blackjack is not very complicated. The player must try to beat the dealer’s score and preferably get a score of 21 (Blackjack). At the same time, the player must not exceed exactly 21 points. Then the player goes “bust” (gets fat) and the dealer automatically wins the pot.

After the player has placed his bet, the dealer deals two starting cards to the player and two cards to himself, one of which is face down. The player acts first and must now choose whether he or she wants to stay, draw, double, split, take insurance, or surrender. You can normally double on all cards while splitting can only happen if you have a pair in your hand. Insurance is offered if there is a risk that the dealer has Blackjack. A surrender is an option offered when the player is dealt certain hands that have very low winning chances.