Blackjack Masters - Blackjack strategy & practice

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Master the art of Blackjack Strategy and Card Counting to elevate your game skills!

With Blackjack Masters, you can learn the essential strategies and counting techniques while enjoying games in various casinos globally!

Collect free chips daily as you navigate through diverse casinos in our World Tour.

Blackjack stands out as one of the most widely played card games globally, and with Blackjack Masters, you have the opportunity to learn how to outsmart the house without risking your own money in a casino.

Engage with authentic casino rules and sharpen your abilities in Blackjack Masters today!

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- Authentic Casino Rules: Double Down, Split to 4 Hands, Dealer hits soft 17, Insurance Pays 2:1, Blackjack pays 3:2

- Hi-Lo and Basic Strategy guides demonstrate how to approach each hand and when to adjust your bets according to the game situation.

- Receive chips every day to keep practicing and improving your skills.

- Explore various casinos offering different deck counts and varying minimum and maximum bets.

- Unlock Achievements for exceptional gameplay and earn bonus chips!

Basic Strategy

To increase your chances of winning, it is important to use basic strategy when playing Blackjack 21. This involves making the best decision based on the dealer's up card and your own hand. Here are some basic tips to keep in mind:

- If the dealer's up card is a 2-6, and your hand is 12 or higher, stand.

- If the dealer's up card is a 7 or higher, and your hand is 16 or higher, stand.

- If the dealer's up card is a 7 or higher, and your hand is 12-16, hit.

- If the dealer's up card is a 2-6, and your hand is 11 or lower, hit.

- If your hand is a soft 17 or lower (meaning it contains an Ace that can be counted as 11), always hit.

Other Tips

In addition to basic strategy, there are a few other tips to keep in mind:

- Always split Aces and 8s, but never split 10s or face cards.

- If you have a hard 9 and the dealer's up card is 2-6, it is recommended to double down.

- If you have a hard 10 or 11, and the dealer's up card is lower than your total, it is recommended to double down.

- Don't take insurance, as it statistically increases the house edge.