Marked Cards for BlackJack

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Blackjack is one of the most popular table games in casinos. Generally speaking, Blackjack is a gambling card game in which players try to acquire cards with a face value as close as possible to 21 without going over and offers excellent odds. For this game, you can wear infrared sunglasses or contact lenses to read marked cards or use the scanning system report the cards one by one, and all these products can be easily get.

About the Blackjack game

Blackjack is originated in France and has been spread widely all around the world. The game can be played by 2-6 people, using 52 cards without the jokers. The player's goal is to make the card points in the hands to be no more than 21 points and as large as possible. It has a long history. Blackjack is referred to as 21 points. As early as in 1700, this casino Blackjack card game was begun to play in France. In 1931, as the United States announced the Nevada gambling to be a legitimate activity, Blackjack appeared in the Nevada Casino Club as in public for the first time. 15 years later, Blackjack took the place of the dice game and became a very popular casino gambling game makers to participate.

This objective of blackjack seems to be "trying to get as close as you can to 21 without going over". But as a matter of fact, it is “to beat the dealer”. You can beat the dealer with a total of just 10, which is pretty far from 21, since the dealer may get 9 or 8. What’s more, the dealer could bust.

Between one and seven players can play at the same table. Each player places his/her bet (chips) in the circle in front of him/her. The dealer deals the cards, two cards to each player, including himself. One of the dealer's cards will be face-up, so you can guess how strong the dealer’s hand is depending on the open card.

Play begins with the right-most player ("1st base") and continues player by player to the left. The player’s goal is to beat the dealer's hand; the higher hand wins, as long as it doesn't go over 21 (bust). If both the player and the dealer bust, the dealer win the game. This is why the casino has the advantage in blackjack.

When it's your turn, you have the following choices:

• Hit. Take a card. You can hit as many times as you want.

• Stand. End your turn and pass to the next player.

• Split. If you have two of the same card (like two 8's), you can split them and play each as a separate hand. You'll get one more card for each, and then you hit or stand on each hand. You have to put up another bet since now you're playing two hands.

• Surrender. Most casinos no longer offer this option. Surrender allows you to bow out of your hand and lose half your bet. This is a good option when you'd likely lose your whole bet if you stayed in, such as when you have a total of 16 vs. a dealer up card of 10.