Atlantic City: Where the dealer stands on 17
Atlantic City is another variant on blackjack with a few extra rules in play, like dealer standing on soft 17.Atlantic city - blackjack
A blackjack variation, Atlantic City Blackjack plays out roughly the same but with a few extra rules:-- The dealer always stands on 17.-- The dealer checks for a blackjack when showing 10, face card or ace. Surrender is possible if dealer shows a 10.-- Up to three split hands are possible. A split ace plus a 10 is not equivalent to blackjack.-- Doubling down is allowed after splits.-- Player can only hold a maximum of 11 cards in one hand.
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How to play Atlantic city - blackjack
Aside from a few extra rules, Atlantic City Blackjack plays the same way as standard blackjack: Player gets two cards face up; dealer gets one face up and one face down. If dealer shows a 10, face card or ace, he/she checks for blackjack.
If the player wants another card, he/she may press HIT to receive another or STAND to stay with the dealt cards. If player draws two identical cards, he/she can split them for double the bet, making two hands. Going over a value of 21 is a bust.
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