There is no one answer to this question as it depends on the jurisdiction in which you reside. In general, however, blackjack is not legal in Texas.
In fact, the state legislature has passed a number of lAWS prohibiting the game, including the ones that were passed in 1987 and 2003. This makes Texas one of only a handful of states that explicitly prohibit blackjack.
Despite this prohibition, some casinos and card rooms do offer blackjack as a game, albeit usually with reduced rules and limits on payouts. Additionally, there are a number of online blackjack sites that allow players to take part in simulated games without ever leaving their homes.
Overall, blackjack is not legal in Texas and players are generally not allowed to winnings that exceed the house edge (which typically ranges from 2.5% to 4%).
However, players who are willing to violate the law may be able to find a way to play the game.
