When the cards have been dealt, is the first player's turn. The player can choose to stay in the prevailing situation , "STAND" or take another card "HIT" , whose value is therefore calculated on the entire value of the hand. The player can also be divided "SPLIT" cards, where players have a pair. The player also has the option to double down "DOUBLE DOWN" , allowing the player to take only one card, while a player doubles their contribution.

Once all players have acted, the dealer's turn. The dealer does not have its own strategy, but he is bound by the house rules and always take another card if the rules say. And on the other hand the dealer will always remain in the situation where a certain figure is exceeded. Once the dealer has acted, players' winnings depend on the dealer what the result were able to. Follow the possible distribution of profits and a new round can begin to input layout. Read and understand the game and it offers opportunities before you start to play the game for real money. Create your own optimal tactics and playing profitable Blackjack!

Blackjack is the most popular casino game, it is played in all casinos throughout the world. Blackjack is played against the house card game, which has been developed hundreds of different casino and country-specific versions over the centuries. Blackjack has continued its dizzying success in online casinos, of which the largest is up to several tens of blackjack games. Blackjack is the simple terms of the conditions, but the strategies for the complex and deep game with plenty of challenges for covering players. Blackjack is no exception. While the recent history of the last 300 years are rarely contested, debated often about the older games which laid the foundation for blackjack. When we see ourselves as blackjack experts and not qualified gaming historians we will share with you all the historical information we have about blackjack, and leave it up to you which version you found seems most credible.

Generally speaking, the roots of the earliest card games can be traced back to ancient China, to the 9th century during the Tang Dynasty and is referred to in literature from the era where Princess Tong hang described as an early incarnation of playing cards. The invention of paper instead of the previously used paper rolls allowed creation of printed playing cards in different colors. The ancient Chinese playing cards were referred to as "cash card" and was divided into four colors that had symbols on them. Later numbers added symbols to signify a hierarchy of cards' value.