If the player and the dealer have hands with the same value, this is known as a “push” and no money is exchanged. If the player has a hand with a lower value than the dealer’s, they lose. If the player has a hand with a higher value than the dealer’s (without exceeding 21), they win. The dealer must stand on a total of 17 or higher. If the player stands, the dealer must continue to draw cards until they reach a total of 17 or higher. The player can then decide to hit or stand again. If a player “hits”, they are dealt another card from the deck. Players are dealt two cards and must decide whether to hit or stand. The rules of Blackjack are relatively simple and straightforward. The hands are then compared against each other and the higher hand wins. Once all players have completed their hands, the dealer reveals their face-down cards and must hit or stand according to the rules.
Before the players make their decisions, the dealer draws cards according to a set of rules that dictate whether they must hit or stand.
In Blackjack, players are dealt two cards and must decide whether to hit (have the dealer give them another card) or stand (not take any additional cards).
