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What Should You Do At A Live Blackjack Table?

By The California Business Journal Newswire

Live Blackjack has become a staple in the casino landscape, evolving from the most traditional Blackjack games.

As it’s a newer variation, it’s important to know what to do at a live Blackjack table, so you’re fully equipped for many situations.

Carry on reading to find out some of the most important steps to take when playing Blackjack live…

Understand the rules

Before you even begin playing, it might be useful to familiarise yourself with the game rules, especially if your chosen game has varied gameplay to traditional Blackjack.

Take some time to read the description for your chosen game, as it may help you make your choices in the next game.

Take your (virtual) seat

Then when you actually approach a live Blackjack table within your chosen online casino, the first step is to take and choose your seat.

In many cases what you need to do is click on an empty seat to join a game, then you’ll be ready to join the next round.

Time to bet

Before you can be properly involved in the next game, it’s time to place your preferred bet – there will often be a designated betting area to select the number of chips you want.

It’s always important to upkeep good bankroll management and only wager what you can afford to lose.

Interact with the dealer

Just like land-based Blackjack, with live Blackjack, you can interact with the dealer – just online instead!

If there’s anything you’re unsure of, the live dealer is on hand to make your gaming experience easier for you.

Remember to remain polite and respectful when interacting with them to make the game enjoyable for all players, including yourself, and the dealer.

Make prompt decisions

Of course, there’s no need to rush within a live Blackjack game, but it’s good to make decisions promptly for a smooth-running game.

Here are some terms and signals that might help provide smoother gameplay:

Hit – During the game, if you want to receive another card, you can tap or point at your cards to signal this to the dealer.

Stand – If you think you have a good enough hand and don’t want any additional cards, wave your hand horizontally over your cards.

Double down – If you want to double your initial bet and receive one more card, place an additional bet equal to your original wager next to your cards. You could even hold up one finger.

Although these are some useful terms and signals, they may differ within different online casinos, so make sure you know how to show your decisions before playing.