Black jack
- How to play Blackjack
- Blackjack Glossary
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- Insurance and Surrender Rules
- All you need to know
- Pioneers of the Blackjack game
- Money Management
- Popularity of blackjack
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- Caribbean 21 Blackjack strategy
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- Five top Blackjack Strategy
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Blackjack Insurance and Surrender Rules
- Insurance - This rule allows an insurance bet against a dealer face up Ace.
- Insure Blackjack only - Some casinos allow insurance bets only when the player has a Blackjack.
- Insurance for full amount - This Blackjack rule allows an insurance bet equal to the value of the original bet.
- Insure against Ten - Betting the dealer has a Ten in the hole.
- Late Surrender – Here a player can surrender or throw in for half of the bet after the dealer has checked for Blackjack.
- Early Surrender - This rule is exercised very infrequently. Iy allows Surrender of a hand before the dealer checks for Blackjack.
- Early Surrender vs. 10 – This rule allows Surrender if the dealer has a Blackjack with a 10-up. It is available only with a no dealer hole card.
- Surrender any number of cards – Here the player can surrender a hand after any number of draws.
- Surrender after Double – This is a fairly new rule and allows Surrender even after you have doubled down.
- Insure then Surrender allowed - In some situations, you may want to insure a hand and then Surrender the same hand.
- Surrender after Split - This rule allows Surrender even after splitting hands. You can still play the second hand.
