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Additional rules of Black jack
On purpose to involve players, gambling houses establish additional rules for the game in Blackjack. Additional rules usually operate in favor of the player, but sometimes give side benefits to the gambling house.
- A prize on six cards. In a case when the player has typed less than 21 points on six cards, he has automatically won.
- Example: The player’s first two cards are 2 and 3 (the sum is 5). The action of the player is Hit – 5 has come, (the sum is 10), again Hit - has come 2 then 3 and 4 (the sum is 19). The player has received 19 points on 6 cards (2, 3, 5, 2, 3, 4) also has won the round.
- rize-winning combinations (The Bonus Hand). If the player has a Blackjack on the following cards 6, 7 and 8 or 7, 7 and 7, the gambling house pays prizes to the player at a rate of 2 to 1 that is on the bet in $20 the player will receive $40 as prize and the initial bet.If Blackjack is made of three sevens of one color or 6, 7 and 8 of one color - the gambling house pays a prize to the player at a rate of 3 to 1, that is on the rate of $20 the player will receive $90 of a prize and the initial bet (in some casinos operates the rule 5 to 1).
- Color Blackjack (Colored Natural). Under color Blackjack is understood one color of ten and an Ace. If first two cards of the player form a color Blackjack, the gambling house pays a prize to the player at a rate of 2 to 1 (instead of 3 to 2), that means on the $20 bet, the player will receive $40 (instead of $30).
- Late refusal of the game (Late Surrender). If the dealer’s a opened card is an Ace or a ten, he looks at the closed card and if at it was formed a Blackjack, Surrender is forbidden, that means the player cannot refuse the game, having received the first two cards with a doubtful combination on a prize. This rule operates in favor of the casino.
- Early refusal of game (Early Surrender). This rule consist that Surrender is authorized at any cards of the dealer. The rule operates in favor of the players, but only in some casinos.
- Restriction of the refusal of the game (Limit of Surrender). This rule consists that if the dealer’s first card is an Ace, Surrender is forbidden. This rule is not in favor of the player and also operates basically in the European casinos.
- A joker (Joker). This rule consists in that to the incorporated packs with which the game is conducted, is added the joker. Rules of the joker: if the joker surrenders to the player the sum of points on all its cards automatically becomes equal 21.
- For example: The player’s first two cards are 3 and 5 (the sum is 8). The player’s action is - Hit, the following card is a joker - the sum on its three cards is considered equal 21, hence, the player has won; if the joker has dropped out to the dealer, its betting value is equal to zero.
- Additional bets (Said Bets).
- The bet on the seven. If the gambling table contains circles with the figure 7 (areas of bets on 7) casino rules resolve bets on 7, this means that bets on the first card which will be handed over in the game, will appear the seven. If this event occurs, counted on 7 the prize is paid at a rate of 8 to 1, this means that on the $10 bet, receives $80. But this is not all: if the second card of the player is also 7 the prize will be 40 to 1. If the player receives three sevens, the house pays advantageous bonuses (they differ in different casinos). If in a casino the jackpot rule operates, the bonus prize can fluctuate from 10 to 60 thousand dollars.
- The bet on Blackjack. This bet is on that the subsequent delivery of cards at the player is formed Blackjack. The prize payment is made under a 12 to 1 rate.
- Bets on Over-Under. If the table contains two circles with inscriptions Over and Under it is possible to do bet on that the combination of the first two cards of the player, will give a sum of points more than thirteen (Over) or that the combination of first two cards of the player, will give a sum of points less than thirteen (Under). The prize payment is made under the 1 to 1 rate. We will admit, your initial bet is of $10 and also $5, you bet on Over. If your first two cards are 9 and 10, and the dealer has a 17 sum, you have won 3 to 2 under the basic bet ($15) and 1 to 1 ($5) under the Over bet. If your first two cards are for example 5 and 6 and the third is 10 (Blackjack) you have won 3 to 2 under the basic bet ($15) and have lost the Over ($5) bet.
- Double opening (Double exposure) – a variant of Blackjack in which the dealer hands over to himself two open cards.