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Cards valued at ten for tens/Jacks/Queens/Kings, while Aces count as 1 or 11; Blackjack pays odds as marked. After the first two cards, players may draw to reach 21 or “stand” awaiting the Dealer’s outcome. Dealer handling of soft 17 and stand-on-17 is specified, along with win conditions, pushes, and key terms such as doubling down, splitting pairs, and insurance. Side bets include Kings Bounty™, Perfect Pairs™, and Double Pairs™ with defined payout structures.","FALLS VIEW CASINO RESORT & CASINO NIAGARA  \nPlaying Blackjack  \nBLACKJACK  \nMinimums and maximums, and maximum payouts are posted at the table.  \nBlackjack is a very popular and fun casino game where the Players play against the Dealer. Wagers are placed on their betting positions on the table. When betting is completed, the Dealer gives each Player two cards face up. The Dealer also receives two cards; one face up and the other facedown. The object is to have your cards equal or be as close to 21 as possible and beat the Dealer’s hand, without going over (busting) .  \nAll tens, Jacks, Queens and Kings are valued at ten. Aces count as either one or eleven. All other cards play at their face value. If you receive an Ace and ten, Jack, Queen or King as your first two cards, you have “Blackjack” and will be paid odds as marked on the layout (3 to 2 or 6 to 5) . If the Dealer also has Blackjack, it is a standoff (push) and noone wins and the player’s bet is returned.  \nIf, after the first two cards are dealt and the total of your cards is less than 21, the Player can draw as many cards as needed to get to 21 without going over (busting) .  \nOnce the Player is satisfied with their hand total, the Player signals to “stand” and awaits the outcome of the Dealer’shand.  \nThe Dealer must draw cards according to the rules posted on the table;  \n• “Dealer Must Hit Soft 17” -This means that the dealer will hit their hand up to and including an ace or aces that can be totaled as either 7 or 17.  \n• “Dealer Must Stand on 17” -This means that the dealer will hit their hand on anything less than a total of 17.  \nIn the end, if your point total is higher than that of the Dealer, you win!  \nIf the Dealer’s hand exceeds 21 and your hand is lower, you win!  \nBLACKJACK TERMS  \nDoubling Down • If on the first two cards, you feel you can win with only one more card, you may place a wager up to the amount of your original beside your bet. This indicates to the Dealer that you are doubling down and you only get one more card.  \nSplitting Pairs • An option you have with two original cards of the same value (4’s, 8’s, etc.) . You can split the two cards and play each hand individually. You must bet the same amount as your original wager on the split hand. If your next card is of equal value to the first pair, you may split again. This may be done to a total of four hands except for Aces. Aces receive only one card and may be split only once. You may also “double down” on the first two cards of each hand after the split, except when splitting Aces.  \nInsurance • If the Dealer’s “up card” is an Ace, you may take insurance, which is a bet up to one-half of your original wager. Basically, you’re betting that the Dealer has a tenvalue card in the “hole”(Dealer’s face down card) making Blackjack. All winning insurance wagers pay 2 to 1.  \nPush • A standoff between you and the Dealer. Neither hand wins.  \nHand Signals • Non-verbal communication between you and the Dealer to indicate “hit” or “stand”. Ask your Dealer for the proper signals.  \nBLACKJACK SIDE BETS  \nAvailable on some gaming tables.  \nKings Bounty™ is an optional side bet, Players wageron whether their first two cards equal 20. There are no changes to the regular rules of Blackjack.  \n2 Kings of Spades with Dealer Blackjack  \n2 Kings of Spades  \n2 Suited Kings (2 Hearts, 2 Diamonds, 2 Clubs)  \n2 Suited Queens, Jacks or Tens  \nSuited 20 (e.g. Ace Diamonds & Nine Diamonds)  \n2 Kings (e.g. King Diamonds & King Spades)  \nUnsuited 20 (e.g. Queen Clubs & Ten Diamonds)  \n1000 to 1  \n100 to 1  \n30 to 1  \n20 to 1  \n9 to 1  \n6 to 1  \n4 to 1  \nPerfect Pairs™ is a simple optional side bet. A Perfect Pairs™ bet wins if the first two cards dealt to a Blackjack hand are a pair and loses if they are not a pair. A Perfect Pairs™ bet is made prior to the initial deal. There are three different types of pairs and the payout odds vary accordingly. There are no changes to the regular rules of Blackjack.  \nMIXED PAIR  \n","cbCaiexRu4NfjC9C","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiexRu4NfjC9C","pdf",415460,"English","en",105,"# Playing Blackjack\n## Card Values and Blackjack Payouts\n## Basic Play: Hit, Stand, and Dealer Rules\n## Blackjack Terms\n## Blackjack Side Bets","[{\"question\":\"How does Blackjack scoring work and what counts as a Blackjack?\",\"answer\":\"Tens, Jacks, Queens, and Kings are valued at 10; Aces are worth 1 or 11. If a player’s first two cards total to a Blackjack, they are paid odds as marked on the layout (3 to 2 or 6 to 5). If the Dealer also has Blackjack, it is a push and the player’s bet is returned.\"},{\"question\":\"When can a player draw cards, and what does “stand” mean?\",\"answer\":\"If the first two-card total is less than 21, the Player can draw as many cards as needed to reach 21 without busting. When the Player is satisfied with the hand total, the Player signals to “stand” and awaits the Dealer’s hand outcome.\"},{\"question\":\"What rules govern the Dealer’s drawing behavior?\",\"answer\":\"The Dealer draws cards according to the table rules. “Dealer Must Hit Soft 17” means the dealer hits up to and including an ace or aces that can total as either 7 or 17. “Dealer Must Stand on 17” means the dealer hits on anything less than a total of 17.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the common Blackjack options and how do side bets work?\",\"answer\":\"Doubling down allows an additional wager on the first two cards with only one more card; splitting pairs lets players split same-valued cards into separate hands with additional rules for aces; insurance is an optional bet when the Dealer’s up card is an Ace and pays 2 to 1 if the Dealer has Blackjack. 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If a player’s first two cards total to a Blackjack, they are paid odds as marked on the layout (3 to 2 or 6 to 5). If the Dealer also has Blackjack, it is a push and the player’s bet is returned.","Answer",{"name":120,"@type":115,"acceptedAnswer":121},"When can a player draw cards, and what does “stand” mean?",{"text":122,"@type":118},"If the first two-card total is less than 21, the Player can draw as many cards as needed to reach 21 without busting. 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