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Basic Blackjack Rules
- Beat the dealer by getting as close to 21 as
possible without "busting."
- If the dealer shows an ace, you can pay an
"insurance fee" (1/2 of your bet). Then, if the dealer draws a
blackjack, insured players do not lose their bet, only the fee.
- Dealer automatically wins with a blackjack
(unless the player was dealt a Blackjack, which is a push).'
- A Blackjack (Ace and a Ten or Face Card) pays
3-2.
You can also:
- Split hands on doubles (matching your bet)
- Double down (double your bet and get one more
card).
The artificial intelligence dealer generates a
"shoe" of cards, depending on how many decks you decide to use.
Every game draws unique cards, just as if it were a gambling casino. As the game
progresses, the deck will diminish, automatically re-shuffling when it hits the
"marker" (3/4 through the deck).
You start the game with $1000, and you can carry a negative balance.
Statistics will be shown when you quit. Top ten high scorers are displayed.
Other Recommended Blackjack & Artificial
Intelligence Sites:
- BlackjackTournaments.com:
The online community for avid blackjack tournament players.
- BJInsider.com:
Henry Tamburin's site offers a monthly email newsletter with articles from
some of the best blackjack writers around.
- JohnLennonProject.com:
John Lennon Artificial Intelligence Project (JLAIP)
- AdvantagePlayer.com:
Viktor Nacht's site with resident expert Don Schlesinger.
- Blackjack
Forum: Arnold Snyder's blackjack site, with lots of useful articles.
- BJ21.com:
Stanford Wong's blackjack message boards.
- SlotCharts.com:
Find the best online progressive jackpots. Automatically updated every 5
minutes.