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To become a blackjack dealer in Las Vegas, you typically need to obtain a gaming license issued by the Nevada Gaming Control Board. This process often requires a background check, completion of dealer training school, and passing a dealer certification exam. Additionally, casinos may have their own specific requirements or preferences for hiring dealers, so it can be beneficial to gain experience and skills in a training program before applying.

The number of decks of cards used in a casino in a night can vary widely depending on the size of the casino, the games being played, and the volume of players. For instance, a busy casino may go through hundreds of decks in a single night, especially in games like blackjack and poker where multiple tables are in play. Some casinos use continuous shuffling machines that require frequent deck changes, further increasing the total. Overall, it’s not uncommon for large casinos to utilize thousands of decks over the course of a weekend.

Sage Blackjack software can typically be purchased through the official Sage website or authorized resellers. Additionally, you might find it on popular software distribution platforms or marketplaces like Amazon. It's advisable to ensure you're buying from a legitimate source to avoid counterfeit products. Always check for the latest versions and updates to ensure optimal performance.

In blackjack, a joker is not typically used, as the game is played with a standard deck of cards, usually without wild cards. Winning a hand means you have a higher total than the dealer without exceeding 21. Once a hand is finished, it cannot be altered by introducing additional cards like a joker. Therefore, if you win, there is no way for someone to bring you back into the game using a joker.

In blackjack, "MTD" typically stands for "Month-to-Date," which refers to the performance or results of a player's gambling activities from the beginning of the current month up to the present date. It can be used to track wins, losses, and overall outcomes during that specific time frame. Understanding MTD can help players analyze their trends and adjust their strategies accordingly.

A chair, bench, stool, recliner. Take your pick..hell no

Pontoon or Twenty-ones.

I think you have your games confused. Blackjack is played against a dealer, whoever gets the closest to 21 without going over wins if their hand is better than the dealers hand. The value of the last card played has no special meaning. Perhaps you are thinking of the game of Crazy Eights.

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If you want to know how to play 21...you have not came to the right place!! Sorry...I did find something on google though. Look up "How to play 21" and that is were you will find out were to play! I knew how to play..but I forgot! Good Luck! Hope you find what you are looking for!

Considering that most casinos now use four or more decks of cards for a Blackjack game you'd have to be really sharp to be able to keep track of at least 208 cards. The only thing that card counting could do in such a case would be to give you an idea as to how many big or small cards are left in the shoe, which in turn could help you decide whether to take a hit or not. Just don't get caught, casinos do not like card counters.

Yes single deck blackjack tables are the best for the gambler, as they offer a lower house advantage.

However, single deck are fast changing and more commonly you will find 6 or 8 deck games, as the more decks in play the more house advantage there is, so i don't know if you can still find many single deck games.

However if you can still find single deck tables around then these are definitely the best ones to play on. :-)

To ultimately win you get blackjack which is a ten or a picture card with an ace (adds to 21)... but otherwise you have to get more and more cards until you get to 21 but you can sit on anything like 18, 19, 20.... as long as you have a better score than your opponent :)

If you're asking how to get an advantage over the house, you have to be card counting.

Monkey is a nickname of sorts for a face card. They player will yell monkey, hoping their second card will be a face card.

Red Dog. However, this is a high-card pool game and not a variation of Blackjack.

In games that the players handle the cards, they are changed in intervals, where I work, every two hours. In games that only dealers handle the cards, that depends on how busy, how long the table has been open, and how the cards are doing in the shufflers.

The box is called a shoe.

A suit has no value in poker (Clubs, Diamonds, Spades & Hearts). For instance a flush of Hearts has the same value as the same flush in Spades. The strength of a poker hand (5 card combination in most games) depends on the highest possible combination. For instance an Ace high flush (5 cards of the same suit with the highest card being an ace) is higher in value then a King high flush (5 cards of the same suit with the highest card being a King).

However, small issues (such as deciding who deals first) are sometimes resolved by dealing one card to each player. If two players draw cards of the same rank, one way to break the tie is to use an arbitrary hierarchy of suits. This depends on the "house rules" of the establishment you are playing at.

There are many websites where an person may play blackjack for free. For instance, Facebook members may enjoy free blackjack games. Additionally, Pop Cap has blackjack games for free. Other websites offering free blackjack games are Great Day Games and Wizard of Odds.

A blackjack hand being defined as one ace and one 10/face card, there can only be upwards of four blackjacks from a single deck of cards.