BlackJack Strategy User comments

• G.Contreras

  Yes, Black Jack is a game of strategy and the more you know and apply, the better off you will be. My tactics is to count the cards, but it is not very easy and I cant be successful every time.

• E.Craig

  I totally rely on the emotional and psychological factor when I play Black Jack in the casinos. This is a little bit hard to apply when you play online but still can be used. What I love in this game is that you do not count on luck as much, rather on your personal qualities and knowledge which is great.

Strategy

Once you have used the above rules in a few rounds of Blackjack youll be ready to move on to an examination of a winning Blackjack strategy table. The following is specifically for multi-deck Blackjack:
To use the chart, you find the dealers face up card on the top row. You then cross-reference the value of the dealers showing card to the value of your first two cards. An S on the chart indicated when one should Stand. H is when one should get Hit meaning to take another card. D indicates when one should Double Down. A small s shows when one should Double Down if it is permitted, if it isnt then one should Stand. A P indicates when to Split. An * signifies that one should Split only if the rules permit Doubling Down after a Split, otherwise one should take a Hit instead.

• « Previous
• Next »

• History
• Rules
• Strategy
• Tips

News

• 

  Can a smartphone be too small? - Computerworld Australia

  Can a smartphone be too small?
  Computerworld Australia, Australia -
  Samsung's BlackJack, available from Cingular Wireless, is the latest of a recent glut of smart phones costing around US$200. Others include Nokia's E62, ...

  full story
• 

  SI Teams With MIT Blackjack Ace to Make Facebook Apps - TechCrunch

  SI Teams With MIT Blackjack Ace to Make Facebook Apps
  TechCrunch, CA -
  You already know Jeff Ma’s story. He’s the guy who led a team of MIT students to fame and fortune by counting cards at some of Vegas’s biggest casinos (the ...

  full story
• Archive