Blackjack

Someone looking to play the most popular table game, Blackjack 21, may do so at any casino. One might also opt to playing Blackjack 21 on online gambling sites.

No

Insurance is like a side bet that the dealer has 21, it is only offered when the dealer has an Ace showing. If you decline the insurance bet and the dealer has 21 then it is a push, if you take the insurance then you push the hand and win the insurance. When a player has 21 it is never a loss. A 21 is a guarantee that you will not lose, the worst case scenario is that you will push.

I would only do it when the deck is re-shuffled.

If the player and the dealer have the same hand no one wins it is called a push, you keep your money.

If for a game consol then no, but if you're talking about online games then yes, like runescape.

There are 2 ways to get blackjack...

You can be dealt an ace first:

4/52 are Aces, then 16 out of the remaining 51 cards are 10, J, Q or K

4/52 X 16/51 = .0241

Or you can be dealt a face card first:

16/52 are face cards, then 4 out of the remaining 51 cards are Aces

16/52 X 4/51 = .0241

So your answer is .0241 + .0241 = .0482 or 4.82%

It is 0.000404

11 or 1.

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Some online casinos will provide a Blackjack player with free money. Basically the computer is the dealer and the player competes against the computer to be the first to get 21 or close to 21.

The most prominent casino in Montreal is called the Casino de Montreal. Their official website has a listing of employment opportunities including blackjack dealer positions. An individual can also learn to deal blackjack by studying the process online, such as on the websites BJ800 and Blackjack Coach.

You win that play.

Yes

The answer is really never, as it is a bet that will keep you from winning in the long run. If the dealer is showing an ace, there is about a one and three chance of them hitting blackjack and you are basically betting on a fifty fifty gamble. Say you take insurance 100 times for ten dollars each time. You have put in $1000 dollars overall, but the amount of times you'll win is 33, so you would get $667 back from these bets. Insurance against the dealer is called a sucker's bet and this is why.

The only time it is good to take insurance is if you are playing in a blackjack tournament because you are playing against other players. If everyone decides not to take insurance and you are acting last, you might take the insurance in the hope that the dealer has it and everyone but you losses money, but this is the only spot where it makes sense.

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Probably, You're not gonna be able to find the answer to your question in a place like this, if you can understand why...

I would recommend you to subscribe to a Blackjack forum (and/or clubs) dedicated to professional players. There you'll find real users of the Babum Blackjack software; and if you're lucky enough, perhaps you'll get to hear one of those amazing stories about the latest techniques (to win big at Blackjack) that have been developed with astonishing results.

They promised an amazing salary upon opening...but tips and wages are average. Its hard to make a living when for no reason of your own your salary drops and goes up and down daily, weekly. Salary is averaging from $15/hr to $20 sometimes... They are hiring part-timers now so they don't have to pay benefits, thus it dilutes the tip pool which every shares. (your tips are not yours but shared with between three shifts). When you constantly have new people dealing the tips are low thus pulling everyones pay down with it... disappointing to say the least. Be careful as they have promised a lot such as incorrect shift hours, and pay...they hired people under the assumption of full time only to say "oops"...you are not going to be full but part time... This really pissed off a lot of people as they left other full time jobs to come to Parx only to be told sorry, you are only going to be part time and not benefits.... with no life as your shift will change constantly.... hope this explains your question and good luck

You can only count cards in Live dealer blackjack, because in simple online blackjack cards are shuffling after every hand. At Live Dealer blackjack they shuffling card at the middle of the all decks, so you can wait and count as much as you want. I recommend to play at Microgaming, Playtech, VisionaryiGaming software casinos.

There are no "tricks" in Blackjack. The term you are referring to is "5 card charlie", and no most casinos do not pay on it.

I think only 1, but I'm not 100% sure.

No, the dealer will tell you that you have blackjack. It's that simple.

As we all know in Blackjack an Ace can equal either 11 or 1. Soft hands refer to any hand with an Ace where the player can choose between 2 totals involving an Ace. Example) An Ace and a 5 could total 6 or 16

Yes, it is a popular spice.

There is not much you can do. Blackjack winnings and loses are generally not recorded by the casino unless you buy in for more than $3000. or win more than $10,000. In which case the casino is required to file paperwork with the IRS.

If you won money at Blackjack you don't have to declare it unless the casino issued you a 1099-G form. Losses can be deducted from your winnings if you have ATM receipts, canceled checks, or a players club card that tracks Blackjack play. Some casinos will issue you a frequent player statement that can be used for tax purposes, just be sure to check with your tax preparer to see if it is legal in your state. However, you cannot deduct more than your winnings. If you won $5,000. you can only deduct your losses up to $5,000. Also, in order to be able to deduct your losses you must itemize your deductions.

You can get free information from the IRS regarding this topic by calling their automated system at 1-800-829-4477 topic number 419 or online at www.irs.gov.