Just watch at phone when playing

Is it ok??



Blackjack Rules
Blackjack, also popular as Twenty-one, is one of the most famous casino games worldwide. Blackjack is played against the Dealer only, not against other players. This is not a poker game – points are important, not the poker hands.

Objectives

The Blackjack goal is to beat the Dealer by gathering the more points possible, without exceeding 21. If your hand gains more points than the Dealer’s does or the Dealer’s hand has more than 21 points, you win. If your hand counts more than 21 points, you go bankrupt and lose your bet.


Cards

The standard 52-card pack is used, but in most casinos several decks of cards are shuffled together.

The six-deck game (312 cards) is the most popular.

In addition, the dealer uses a blank plastic card, which is never dealt, but is placed toward the bottom of the pack to indicate when it will be time for the cards to be reshuffled.


When four or more decks are used, they are dealt from a shoe (a box that allows the dealer to remove cards one at a time, face down, without actually holding one or more packs).


Cards with numbers – from 2 to 10 – gain respective points (have their face value).

Jack (J), Queen (Q) and King (K) gain 10 points.

Ace (A) might be counted as 11 or 1 point, depending on the value needed for a best hand.



OBJECT OF THE GAME
Each participant attempts to beat the dealer by getting a count as close to 21 as possible, without going over 21.













Blackjack strategy cards are legal to use at the table and cost less than $5 whether you buy in a casino or via amazon (links below).

$5 for blackjack strategy card is a small investment that you should recoup in your first session or two of blackjack, even if you’re playing at a $5 table.

Over time you should learn the correct plays without having to use the card.



[SIZE=14]


Resort world sentosa casino have 4 table of blackjack perfect pairs


2 tables is sgd 25 minimum bet

Others 2 tables is 50 minimum bet!!![/SIZE=14]


This is a great item to keep on hand in Vegas if you’re unsure how to play blackjack perfectly or you’re drinking a few too many to think straight this comes in handy.

4 to 8 Decks Blackjack Chart - Dealer Stands on Soft 17

Blackjack Chart showing 4 to 8 decks optimal play when dealer stands on soft 17.

_____________
______________________________________________________________________________
_____________
_____________

https://bicyclecards.com/how-to-play/blackjack/
Ameican poker card company

Basic strategy!!!!

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________
____________________________________________________
_____________
_____________

The perfect Blackjack strategy charts on this page revolves around the game being played with

between 4 to 8 decks, which is the most common format.



In order to best make use of our charts, you should learn the

terminology and player options by heart.




When to Surrender:

Surrender hard 16 when dealer shows a 9, 10 or an A.
Surrender hard 15 when dealer shows a 10.

Do not surrender a pair of 8's ,
regardless of what dealer shows!!!



When to Split:

You should always split all pairs of: A's & 8's

Split 2's when dealer shows a 4-7
Split 3's when dealer shows a 4-7
Split 4's when dealer shows a 5-6*
Split 6's when dealer shows a 3-6 (and 2's*)
Split 7's when dealer shows a 2-7
Split 9's when dealer shows a 2-6
Split 9's also if dealer shows a 8-9

Never split a pair of 5's , or a pair of 10's ,
regardless of what the dealer shows !!!

* Only when doubling after splitting is allowed on the table.



When to Double:

Hard 9 when dealer has 3-6
Hard 10 (not when dealer shows A or 10)
Hard 11 (not when dealer shows A)

Soft 13-14 when dealer has 5-6
Soft 15-16 when dealer has 4-6
Soft 17-18 when dealer has 3-6


When to Hit:

Always hit when your hand is a hard 11 or less

You should always hit when you have a soft 17 or less

Hit on hard 12 if dealer does not have 4-6
Hit on hard 13 if dealer does not have 2-6
Hit on hard 14 if dealer does not have 2-6
Hit on hard 15 if dealer does not have 2-6
Hit on hard 16 if dealer does not have 2-6
Hit on soft 18 unless dealer shows A, 9 or 10


When to Stand:

Always stand on hard 12 when dealer shows 4-6
Always stand on hard 13 when dealer shows 2-6
Always stand on hard 14 when dealer shows 2-6
Always stand on hard 15 when dealer shows 2-6
Always stand on hard 17 and up
Stand on soft 18 (hit when dealer has 10, 9 or A)
Always stand on soft 19 and up

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Nov 25 2019, 06:48 PM

Roulette,sic bo,baccarat can



They even provide paper for you



BASIC STRATEGY

Winning tactics in Blackjack require that the player play each hand in the optimum way, and such strategy always takes into account what the dealer's upcard is.



When the dealer's upcard is a good one, a 7, 8, 9, 10-card, or ace for example, the player


should not stop drawing until a total of 17 or more is reached.


When the dealer's upcard is a poor one, 4, 5, or 6, the player

should stop drawing

as soon as he gets a total of 12 or higher.



The strategy here is never to take a card if there is any chance of going bust. The desire with this poor holding is to let the dealer hit and hopefully go over 21.


Finally, when the dealer's up card is a fair one, 2 or 3, the player should stop with a total of 13 or higher.

With a soft hand, the general strategy is to keep hitting until a total of at least 18 is reached.


Thus, with an ace and a six (7 or 17), the player would not stop at 17, but would hit.

The basic strategy for doubling down is as follows:



With a total of 11, the player should always double down. With a total of 10, he should double down unless the dealer shows a ten-card or an ace.


With a total of 9, the player should double down only if the dealer's card is fair or poor (2 through 6).

For splitting, the player should always split a pair of aces or 8s; identical ten-cards should not be split,


and neither should a pair of 5s, since two 5s are a total of 10, which can be used more effectively in doubling down.


A pair of 4s should not be split either, as a total of 8 is a good number to draw to.


Generally, 2s, 3s, or 7s can be split unless the dealer has an 8, 9, ten-card, or ace.


Finally, 6s should not be split unless the dealer's card is poor (2 through 6).





This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Nov 25 2019, 06:47 PM

i watched already

roulette can
why poker cannnot?

next year

You use before??

But the time is no using 126 reshuffle machine.
And now after every game,they put back the used card into reshuffle machine again.

Resort world sentosa casino have 4 table of blackjack perfect pairs


2 tables is sgd 25 minimum bet

Others 2 tables is 50 minimum bet!!!

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Nov 25 2019, 10:53 AM

But in before they did not recycle the used card right???

You try first

2 thousand only banned you for whole life?

Casino use 4 decks of poker cards.
Maximum they use 8 decks of poker cards.

How many years ago???

Means poker game is better than others game like sic bo,roulette?

8 decks poker card total 432 cards
4 decks poker card total 216 cards


6 decks poker card total 324 cards

In American roulette, the wheel has a total of 38 pockets – 18 black, 18 red and two green pockets numbered 0 and 00. The 0 and 00 pockets are located on the opposite sides of the wheel. Black and red pockets always alternate. If you look closely, you will notice the numbers that are positioned opposite to one another differ by one unit only. For instance, 3 is located opposite to 4, 5 is positioned opposite to 6, 7 faces 8 and so on.


Why play double zero roulette???

Football or horse???


You play online ??

When to Surrender:

Surrender hard 16 when dealer shows a 9, 10 or an A.
Surrender hard 15 when dealer shows a 10.

Do not surrender a pair of 8's ,
regardless of what dealer shows!!!



When to Split:

You should always split all pairs of: A's & 8's

Split 2's when dealer shows a 4-7
Split 3's when dealer shows a 4-7
Split 4's when dealer shows a 5-6*
Split 6's when dealer shows a 3-6 (and 2's*)
Split 7's when dealer shows a 2-7
Split 9's when dealer shows a 2-6
Split 9's also if dealer shows a 8-9

Never split a pair of 5's , or a pair of 10's ,
regardless of what the dealer shows !!!

* Only when doubling after splitting is allowed on the table.



When to Double:

Hard 9 when dealer has 3-6
Hard 10 (not when dealer shows A or 10)
Hard 11 (not when dealer shows A)

Soft 13-14 when dealer has 5-6
Soft 15-16 when dealer has 4-6
Soft 17-18 when dealer has 3-6


When to Hit:

Always hit when your hand is a hard 11 or less

You should always hit when you have a soft 17 or less

Hit on hard 12 if dealer does not have 4-6
Hit on hard 13 if dealer does not have 2-6
Hit on hard 14 if dealer does not have 2-6
Hit on hard 15 if dealer does not have 2-6
Hit on hard 16 if dealer does not have 2-6
Hit on soft 18 unless dealer shows A, 9 or 10


When to Stand:

Always stand on hard 12 when dealer shows 4-6
Always stand on hard 13 when dealer shows 2-6
Always stand on hard 14 when dealer shows 2-6
Always stand on hard 15 when dealer shows 2-6
Always stand on hard 17 and up
Stand on soft 18 (hit when dealer has 10, 9 or A)
Always stand on soft 19 and up



Summary
Just remember this like


multiplication table

1/37 =

1/38=


Little difference but actually affect many if play many round

You like blackjack also??