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The basic rules are, you get two cards and the dealer gets two cards. Whichever hand is closer to 21 without going over, wins. After you get your first two cards, you can take additional cards if you choose, until you decide to stop, or until you "bust" which means you go over 21.
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Do the the rules of Blackjack benefit to the casino or the player?
The rules of blackjack, as played in most casinos, always benefit the casino.
What is j and 10 in blackjack equal?
A jack card and a 10 card in blackjack equals 20 points.
What are the odds of winning in blackjack?
1.0 %
What is the value of a ace in blackjack?
11 or 1.
What is the chance of getting Blackjack?
About 1 in 3.
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