Modern
Blackjack
Blackjack Rules
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Ø Lucky Lucky – A side bet with a complex payoff on 678, 777, 21, 20, or 19 suited or unsuited. Ø Pair Square – Bet that the first two cards are of the same rank Ø Perfect Pairs – Bet the first two cards are a pair with various payoffs. Ø Sweet 16 – Bet the first two cards are a low pair, ace or 16-21 points. Ø Streak – Bet on streaks of wins. Ø Push Your Luck – Bet that the player's hand ties with the dealer's hand. The player wins 10 times the side bet. Note: Casinos are constantly coming up with new side bets. Michael Shackleford keeps an up to date list and analyses of such bets on his excellent site at: www.wizardofodds.com/blackjack/appendix8.html. Blackjack Win/Play VariationsØ Player 21 ties dealer 10 up Blackjack – If the dealer has a ten up and an ace down and the player has any 21, there is a push. Ø Dealer wins tied 17 – This awful option causes tied 17 hands to be lost instead of pushed. Ø Dealer wins ties – With this option, you lose your bet on a tied hand. This awful rule sometimes is added to counteract another unusual option that heavily favors the player. Ø Five cards unbusted wins – (Five Card Charlie) With this rule, the player always wins when he receives five cards without busting. Very rare. Ø Six cards unbusted wins – With this rule, the player always wins when he has received six cards without busting. Ø Seven cards unbusted wins – With this rule, the player always wins when he has received seven cards without busting. This rule makes almost no difference and can be ignored. Ø Player 22 counts as 21 – With this rule, the player does not bust with a total of 22. Ø Dealer ten up exposes hole card – Where this rule exists and the dealer up card is a ten, the dealer flips over the hole card. This is a very valuable rule and will not be found in a casino without some other option that hurts the player.
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