Video blackjack is a variation of blackjack that uses video images of the playing cards to help the player make decisions. The player can see the same cards as the dealer, but they are not physically dealt.
The goal is to achieve a higher hand than the dealer by guessing which card the dealer will next deal, and then betting according to that card. Video blackjack is typically played with a standard 52-card deck, but with a few exceptions (one being Double Exposure), any number of decks can be used.
Video blackjack is one of the newer variations of blackjack, and it has seen increasing popularity in recent years. There are several reasons for this. First, video blackjack is easy to learn. Second, it is very flexible in terms of how many decks can be used, and there are no special rules or procedures that are necessary in order to play it.
Finally, video blackjack offers players a significant advantage over traditional blackjack. In most cases, players who are skilled at video blackjack can expect to win more than 50 percent of the time.
