Lucky Ladies in Blackjack is a popular casino game that is played with a standard deck of 52 cards. The goal of the game is to score as many points as possible by making lucky cards (i.e.
Aces, 2s, 3s, 4s, 5s, 6s, 7s, 8s, 9s) and avoiding losing bets.
To play Lucky Ladies in Blackjack, you must first decide how much money you want to bet. The game generally offers three different bet amounts: $0.25, $0.50, and $1.
00. Once you have decided on your bet amount, you must place your wager by placing your chips on the blackjack table in front of you according to your bet amount.
Once your wager has been placed, the dealer will give you two cards face down (the “upcard”). The first thing you want to do is look at the upcard and decide whether or not it is a good card to play. If the upcard is a good card (e.g. an Ace), then you should place a bet on the number shown on the upcard (in this case, 1).
If the upcard is not a good card (e.g. a 2), then you should place a bet on the number shown next to the upcard (in this case 2).
After you have decided which number to place your bet on, it is time to look at your second card (the “downcard”). The second thing you want to do is decide whether or not the downcard matches what you just placed your bet on (in other words, does it have the same number as what was written on your upcard?). If it does not match (e.g. if the downcard is an Ace and your bet was placed on 1), then you should either remove all of your chips from the table or double your bet (depending on how much money you have left in your betting account).
If it does match (e.g. if the downcard is a 2 and your bet was placed on 2), then you should simply keep all of your chips at the table and move onto the next hand.
The next thing that will happen during this hand is that another player will either hit or bust. If someone hits (meaning they get a card that makes them equal or better than their original total), then they are awarded points based on their rank in relation to everyone else at the table (1 point for every rank above theirs, plus an additional point for every Ace they hit).
If someone busts (meaning they lose all their chips), then they are eliminated from play for that hand and any subsequent hands played at that table.
