As a dealer in blackjack, your goal is to stay ahead of the other players, and make sure they don’t win too many hands. To do this, you must make smart decisions about when to hold or hit cards, and how to adjust your strategy based on the current situation.
First, it’s important to understand how hands are scored in blackjack. In every hand, the dealer receives 13 cards face-up on the table. The player to the dealer’s left starts the action by placing one bet (either cash or chips), and then flipping over one card. The card is then turned face down and becomes part of the dealer’s hand.
The next player in turn either places another bet (if they have any) or flips over another card. Keep playing this way until all players have either placed bets or flipped over cards.
Once all players have finished playing, the dealer turns over their hand, adding up all of their points (or subtracting any points from the other players’ hands). The player with the highest score (or tied for highest if there’s a tie) wins that hand.
Now that you know how hands are scored, it’s time to learn how to play dealer blackjack properly. When you’re starting out, it’s important to remember two key rules: always keep your hand close to the table, and avoid making wild bets. By following these basic rules, you’ll be able to win more hands than you lose.
