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BLACKJACK (21)In Blackjack, the players and the dealer draw cards so that their hand is close to or equals 21. If your hand is greater than the dealer’s hand without going over 21, the player wins.

We offer two variations of Blackjack at Silver Reef Casino Resort. Double Deck, which is played with two 52 card decks. Our other variation of Blackjack is dealt from a multiple deck shoe. Both versions offer a side bet called Lucky Ladies, and the Blackjack shoe offers an additional 21+3 Progressive bet.

HOW TO PLAY BLACKJACK

To begin, the dealer deals two cards (face up, or face down depending on game version) to each player. The dealer’s first card faces up and their second card, which is placed underneath, faces down.

All face cards (King, Queen, Jack) count as 10 each and all other cards count at face value except the Ace, which may count as 1 or 11 depending on the rest of the hand.

An Ace with any 10 value card on the first two cards is a Blackjack. Blackjack pays 3 to 2 unless the dealer also has a Blackjack, in which case it is a push—a tie. When the dealer’s top card is a 10 value card they peak at their bottom card using a mirror. If the dealer has Blackjack, and no players have blackjack, all bets are taken and the round is over. When the dealer’s top card is an Ace, the dealer turns their hand 90° and opens an additional bet called Insurance. Insurance is a side bet that the dealer has 21 when showing an ace. Insurance may be taken for up to half the original bet and pays 2 to 1.

At this point, it is the players’ turn to act. Players have the option make a variety of decisions based on the total of their first two cards. If they have unfavorable cards, they may surrender half their bet and back out of the hand, however, Surrender is not permitted in Double Deck.

If a player wants an additional card, they request a hit by using a scratching motion with their finger, or their cards in Double Deck, on the table. If a player does not want a hit, they may stand by making a lateral waving motion with their hand over their cards, or by placing their cards under their wager in Double Deck.

Players may also double down, taking one additional card by doubling their bet, but only on their first two cards. Another option the player has is called a split. A player may split any pair of equal value (remember all Face cards have a value of 10) except Aces, up to three times (creating four separate hands). When splitting a pair of Aces, only one card is given per Ace, and Aces may only be split one time.

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BLACKJACK (21) After all players have a turn to act the dealer turns their down card face up and stands or draws as required.

The dealer must hit soft 17 or less. A soft 17 is any combination of cards that equal seven or less with one of those cards being an Ace. When the sum of a hand is equal to 17 and includes a 10 value card, that is called hard 17 and the dealer stays.

LUCKY LADIES

Lucky ladies is an optional bet that the players first two cards equal 20. The payouts are as follows.

DOUBLE DECK PAY TABLE First Two Cards: Queen of Hearts Pair + Dealer Blackjack 1,000 to 1 Queen of Hearts Pair 200 to 1 Suited Pair 20 25 to 1 Suited 20 10 to 1 Any 20 4 to 1

BLACKJACK SHOE PAY TABLE First Two Cards: Queen of Hearts Pair + Dealer Blackjack 1,000 to 1 Queen of Hearts Pair 125 to 1 Suited Pair 20 19 to 1 Suited 20 9 to 1 Any 20 4 to 1

21 + 3 PROGRESSIVE

The 21 + 3 progressive is an optional $1 wager where the payouts are determined by using the players first two cards, and the dealer’s up card to make a 3-card poker hand.

PROGRESSIVE PAYOUTS Three Aces (Suited) 100% Three of a Kind (Suited) $125 Straight Flush $25 Three of a Kind (Off suit) $20 Straight $7 Flush $3 HOUSE RULES

Multiple hands may be played at the supervisors discretion. Side betting is strictly prohibited on the casino floor. All decisions made by the Floor Supervisor are final.