Deep Dive on StakeHouseDen : Learn the Blackjack

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Hello gamblers, are you there ? 馃
StakeHouseDen has release 3 games for trial, the blackjack, the roulette, and the slots.
Let's dive in for one of it, the blackjack !

We need to dive in on each game, so we can precisely pick the strategy to win the game, this is because blackjack is an active game where player have to pick their moves in order for trying to win the game and earn the rewards.

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Full info about blackjack is released on the https://splinterlands.gitbook.io/stakehouse-den-whitepaper/game-overview/blackjack

Cited from the site :
"Video Blackjack is a digital version of the classic casino game where you play against a computer dealer rather than a live dealer or other players. The goal is to get a hand value closer to 21 than the dealer without going over, using typical blackjack rules. With features like fast gameplay, clear graphics, and often lower minimum bets, video blackjack offers a convenient way to enjoy this popular game with just a few taps or clicks"

To simplify the explanation, the simple rule about Blackjack is getting as close as possible to 21. You will win if you get closer number than the dealer, or you can also get a blackjack by getting the exact 21.
Easy, right ?

Now let's try to visit the site for playing the game at https://stakehouseden.arcadecolony.com/play

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Now chose the blackjack on the left side

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There we need to pick how much bet we want to put

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We will given 2 cards, while there is one cards on dealer. We can add more cards by hit the hit button, if we think it's high enough and the dealer might having lower number, or if you affraid of get a cards that make you exceed the 21, simply click the stay button. If you think 1 card can help you win and want to double your bet, click the double.

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I am losing because getting exceed the 21

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Sometimes stay is better, and the dealer might exceed the 21.

Some people asking, what about the card that don't have number, how much is their value ?

Jack, Queen, and King are worth 10, while the Aces are worth 1 or 11, whichever benefits the hand more.

Okay, now you have the basic, ready to go for blackjack ? 馃槑

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