If you opt-out, you will still see ads but they will not be personalized based on your online activity. You can exercise your right to opt out of advertising cookies using our cookie preference tool available here. Under California privacy law, you have the right to opt out of sharing data for targeted online advertising. These companies may use this data to serve you interest based ads as you browse the internet. This technology allows these advertising partners to receive information about your activities on our website, which is then associated with your browser, device, or online identifier. Like many companies, we allow certain third party advertising partners to place tracking technology such as cookies and pixels on our websites. Players must play hands next to each other. Additional house rules are available upon request.ġ5. Third party proposition players may cover all remaining action that is not covered by the primary player/dealer.ġ3. Player/dealers may only be the primary banker in one seat per round.ġ2. All wagers at $5 minimum tables and larger) must be in $5 increments.ġ1. If the player and player/dealer have the same total and do not exceed 21, the hand is a “Push” (or tie).ġ0. If the player and player/dealer don’t “Bust”, the hand closest to 21 will win.ĩ. Players may “Bust” and still “Push” if their hand is a three card total of 25 and the player/dealer “Busts” with 26.Ĩ. Only one additional card may be taken on a double down hand.ħ. Players may double down for less, but must be at least the table minimum. Players may double down on any two cards by placing an additional wager equal to the original wager.

Only one additional card may be taken on each handĦ. Players may draw multiple cards per split, except when splitting aces. Players may split any two cards of the same value originally dealt to them by placing an additional wager equal to the original wager. Any player betting with seated player is bound by seated player’s decision.ĥ.

(Players must indicate that they wish to surrender before the next If a player chooses to surrender, half of their wager will be forfeited and their play for that hand will cease.

Players can surrender on their first two cards only after the dealer has checked for Blackjack if their hand does not exceed 20. If the player/dealers up card is a bonus ace, players may take insurance by placing an additional wager up to 1/2 of their original wager. “Naturals” (Blackjacks) pay 6 to 5 or 3 to 2.ģ. If the player and the player/dealer both have a “Natural” the hand is “Push” (tie).Ģ. A “Natural” is any combination of a bonus aceĪnd a 10 value card on the first two cards.ġ.

Rules for black jack