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Black Jack
The object of the game of blackjack or "21" is to get a card total higher than that of the dealer's without going over 21.
All cards are counted at their numerical value with face cards having a value of 10 and Aces as 1 or 11: it's your choice.
The game begins with the placing of a wager and the player receiving two (2) cards. The cards are all dealt face up except the dealers "hole card" which will be exposed after all player cards have been dealt. The cards will be touched only by the dealer. The player will indicate by hand signals how his hand is to be played. The dealer will be happy to explain how to do this.
Once you receive your cards you may:
STAND – Remain with that total
HIT – Take one or more additional cards
SPLIT – If you are dealt two (2) cards of equal value you may split them into two (2) different hands betting the same amount and playing them separately. You may split a maximum of 3X (4 hands). If you receive two (2) Aces you may only split once receiving one (1) card per Ace.
DOUBLE DOWN – You may double down on any first two cards. This means that you may place an additional wager up to your original bet and receive one (1) more card.
If the first two (2) cards dealt to you are an Ace and a Ten value card you have a Blackjack. This pays 3 to 2. If the dealer also has a Blackjack it is a push or standoff.
If the dealer's up-card is an Ace you have the option of making an Insurance bet. This is a wager that the dealer has a 10 value card for a down card making a Blackjack. You can bet up to ½ of your bet and it pays 2 to 1.
We also allow the player to take even money if the dealer has an Ace up and the player has a Blackjack.
The dealer peeks at his hole card when his up card is a Ten value card or an Ace. Other than that, the dealer will hit 16's and all soft 17's. Wagers are then paid, taken, or pushed. Cards are collected and a new round of play begins.
AND REMEMBER anytime you have a question about the games or anything else please ask. We pride ourselves on our friendly, helpful employees.
All cards are counted at their numerical value with face cards having a value of 10 and Aces as 1 or 11: it's your choice.
The game begins with the placing of a wager and the player receiving two (2) cards. The cards are all dealt face up except the dealers "hole card" which will be exposed after all player cards have been dealt. The cards will be touched only by the dealer. The player will indicate by hand signals how his hand is to be played. The dealer will be happy to explain how to do this.
Once you receive your cards you may:
STAND – Remain with that total
HIT – Take one or more additional cards
SPLIT – If you are dealt two (2) cards of equal value you may split them into two (2) different hands betting the same amount and playing them separately. You may split a maximum of 3X (4 hands). If you receive two (2) Aces you may only split once receiving one (1) card per Ace.
DOUBLE DOWN – You may double down on any first two cards. This means that you may place an additional wager up to your original bet and receive one (1) more card.
If the first two (2) cards dealt to you are an Ace and a Ten value card you have a Blackjack. This pays 3 to 2. If the dealer also has a Blackjack it is a push or standoff.
If the dealer's up-card is an Ace you have the option of making an Insurance bet. This is a wager that the dealer has a 10 value card for a down card making a Blackjack. You can bet up to ½ of your bet and it pays 2 to 1.
We also allow the player to take even money if the dealer has an Ace up and the player has a Blackjack.
The dealer peeks at his hole card when his up card is a Ten value card or an Ace. Other than that, the dealer will hit 16's and all soft 17's. Wagers are then paid, taken, or pushed. Cards are collected and a new round of play begins.
AND REMEMBER anytime you have a question about the games or anything else please ask. We pride ourselves on our friendly, helpful employees.
MONTHLY BJ TOURNAMENT
EVERY 4TH WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH
Registration begins at 5pm on tournament day. Play begins at 7pm.
First Registered – First In
Up to $1,400 in prize money First Registered – First In
100% Pay Back
$25 Buy-In
Limit 56 Players
Double Deck Black Jack
- No person under twenty-one (21) years of age is allowed to gamble or be on the casino gaming floor.
- All bets are final after the first card has been dealt.
- Players are responsible for counting their own point total for their hands.
- Players must clearly scratch the table felt with their hand to indicate they elect to hit their hand.
- Player must tuck their cards under their bet to indicate they wish to stand.
- The dealer must hit soft 17.
- Players will have the option to bet up to one-half of their bet on the insurance line when the dealer’s face card up is an ace.
- Players may elect to draw additional cards until they break or reach a hard of soft total of 21.
- Players may split any pair up to three times.
- Players splitting aces will receive only one card per ace.
- Players may double down on their first two cards dealt to them that total 8, 9, 10 or 11 only. No soft doubling.
- Players may not double down on Blackjack
- Players must receive one card when doubling down
- Players must receive at least one card per hand when splitting pairs.
- Players may double down after splitting pairs on two card hands that total 8, 9, 10 or 11 only. Doubling down on a soft 21 after splitting is not allowed.
- Players may not double down after splitting aces.
- If a player chooses not to make a bet on any hand during an active deal, the player will not be allowed to re-enter the game until the cards are re-shuffled.
- Players are limited to one hand per person.
- New players will not be allowed to enter the game during an active deal. No mid-deal entry.
- Players may not instruct other players at the table on how to play a hand or how to bet.
- Players may use only one hand on their cards.
- A player’s cards must remain over the table at all times.
- A player may not show or share his hand with any other player.
- Written or mechanical aids are prohibited.
- Management may request valid identification from a player at any time. If a player refuses to identify himself, management reserves the right to terminate their play.
- Management reserves the right to terminate a guest’s play at management’s discretion.
- A Floorperson will correct any dealing errors that may occur on the game.
- The Floorperson’s decision is final.
Payouts
- Winning insurance bets pay 2 to 1.
- All winning Blackjacks are paid 3 to 2.
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