Blackjack Mulligan is a common card game variant in which the player discards two cards instead of one. The theory behind this move is that if the player has a low hand, they are more likely to get a split draw, which would give them two good cards.
However, if the player discards two cards and has a high hand, they are more likely to get a high card, which would give them a stiffer hand and less chance of getting a split draw.
There have been several cases where players have died as a result of playing blackjack mulligan. In 1992, Michael Fagan, Jr. died after playing blackjack mulligan at the Las Vegas Hilton casino. Fagan was found with 17 blackjack cards in his pocket, and it was determined that he had died from an overdose of cocaine and alcohol.
In 2007, 37-year-old Randy Gardner died after playing blackjack mulligan at the Gold Strike Casino in Tucson, Arizona. Gardner was found with 17 blackjack cards in his pocket and it was determined that he had died from asphyxiation due to playing too tightly with blackjack Mulligan.
