Black Jack was born in the 1800th century and the name comes from “VINGT-ET-UN” and translates to “21″. Black Jack became famous in the United States in 1910 - 1915 and BlackJack has become a very popular Casino game since then.

The game of Black Jack has got its name through that an extra bonus would be given to the player that got cards with an Black Ace and a Jack on first deal, there of the name Black Jack.

The aim in Black Jack is to get 21 without getting “thick”.

Blackjack is the ultimate card game. Black Jack use 6 decks of cards with 52 cards each.
All black jack players are playing individually against the bank. The aim is that your cards
after the deal are closer to 21 than of the bank. The black jack hand can
not be more than 21.

Blackjack is most well known cardgame that is played
against the bank. It is very famous in the United States but also very known in Europe.
It is a fast and action filled game, but becomes more interesting when you play
with a black jack strategy and with knowledge. With only a couple of hours of studying the game
and training this is your preferable cardgame, and if the cards are on your side you have a very good chance
of making great profits.

To become a skilled card counter in BlackJack you need to be able to count a deck of cards very fast and to remember large amounts of digits.

With todays rules of Black Jack your actual advantage to the casino is between 0,5% to 1,5%.

Each player gets 2 cards with the face up, the bank has 2 cards, only 1 with the face up. The cards are worth 10 points for Jack, Queen, & King. Ace is worth as 1 or 11 and the other cards have the value of the cards number value.

The aim in Black Jack is to get a higher value count and not to get “thick”, meaning your cards have a combined value higher than 21. If you get 21 on the first 2 cards, an Ace and a 10 card you win 1,5x your bet, this is called Black Jack. If you get “thick” you will always lose your bet, and you also lose your bet when the bank has a higher value. If you get a higher value than the bank, or the bank gets “thick” you will win the same amount that you bet. If your and the banks cards are the same you will get your money back.