Single Deck Blackjack

Single Deck Blackjack is a variant of the game Blackjack allowing to play with a single deck of cards, which is the opposite of standard Blackjack. The latter is played with 6 games. In Single Deck Blackjack, each bettor will face the dealer, independently of the others.

The goal is to have a total of 21, or at least get close to it, but without exceeding it. If the first two cards have a value of 21, the player will therefore have a blackjack.

Beginners in this game must first know the rules. Indeed, if the total value of the cards in hand is close to 21, while the banker's is not, the player will indeed win the amount bet. Also, if he has a Blackjack and the dealer does not, his bet will be multiplied by 2 or 3 times.

Namely, aces count for 1 or 11 points. Face cards are worth 10 and the remaining cards have their own numerical value. If, by any chance, the total of cards in hand exceeds 21, the bet will be lost. However, if the player and the dealer have the same point total on their respective cards, starting from 17 and up, neither will emerge as the winner.

In this Single Deck Blackjack game, the minimum bet amount is 1 € while the maximum amount is 100 €. What sets it apart from other varieties of Blackjack is the fact that players have multiple options available to them, such as Split, Double Down, and Insurance. The rules of the game are crucial. However, it is also necessary to know about the dealer. The dealer must draw cards until they have at least 17. In fact, this game recommends stopping once the number 17 is obtained to avoid busting if the total exceeds 21.