
Explore blackjack basics, including its history, terminology, and card values (2–10, face cards as tens, and ace as 1 or 11), to prepare for table games and casino roles.
Double deck blackjack offers loose rules and higher stakes in many casinos. It attracts high rollers and card counters with deeper deck penetration and more frequent shuffles.
Evaluate dealer pace and rule sets to find a blackjack game, avoid superstition, rely on probabilities, and compare casinos for slow dealers and 3-2 payouts with doubling after splitting.
Whether you have been playing Blackjack for years, or you have never set foot in a casino, limited practice materials and a basic knowledge of mathematics can help you use this class to master Blackjack as a gambler, or to your career as a table games dealer or leader. Learn from someone who has (at seperate points) been both a card counter and a table games manager.
If you take our class, and master the material, you will know what you need to know to have the Blackjack experience you want.