There are two primary ways dealers pay in blackjack: taking cards and banking.
Taking Cards: When a dealer takes a card, they put all of their money on the table, including any bonus that may be present. The player then decides whether to take the card or not.
If the player takes the card, then the dealer replaces the card with another from their hand and keeps any bonus that was previously present. If the player does not take the card, then the dealer replaces the card with another from their hand and keeps any bonus that was previously present.
Banking: In banking, dealers keep all of their money in their hand, except for a small amount that is used to pay out hands. This system is usually used when there is plenty of money available to play with, as it eliminates the possibility of players “borrowing” money from other players.
