A blackjack version in which the four 10s are removed from each deck used. To compensate for this house edge, there are additional rules favoring the player.
A hand formed by splitting two cards of the same rank into two separate hands (allowed when they are the player's first two cards).
When a player receives two cards of the same rank as their first two cards, they can split them to form two separate hands by doubling their bet. A profitable option under certain circumstances.
When a player receives two aces as their first two cards, they can split them to form two separate hands by doubling their bet. Always advised for non-card counters.
Any of the numbers 1-80 which a player can select.
The practice of a card counter changing the size of their bet based on the player's advantage.
The minimum and maximum amount a player can bet at a table.
A bet on four numbers, which pays 8 to 1. Also called a corner bet, as the bet is placed on the corner where the numbers touch.
Synonym: Quarter Bet, Corner Bet