How to Play Black Jack - Learn Black Jack

The basic How to Play Black Jack - in which you are originally dealt two cards and then allowed to draw more - is to total 21, or as close as possible to 21, devoid of going over. To win, your cards must be superior then those held by the dealer. In Blackjack all cards are added up at their face value, with the omission of the Ace. Card 2 through 10 are counted at face value. Consequently, one 2-card, one 8-card and one 9-card; total is 19. Face cards – Jacks/Queens/ Kings - are counted a value of '10'. So, one Queen and one 8-card is 18. The Ace card is different and at your discretion, have a value of either 1 or 11. The best likely hand in Blackjack is a mixture of an Ace with a 10-card or a face card. This is an automatic 21, when counting the Ace as an 11, and is called, "Blackjack", or a Natural. It cannot be beaten, unless the dealer has the same, which would be a Push, a tie. Always check the sign on the table like: Minimum $5, Maximum $500. We hope we helped you Learn Black Jack.