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Whether you prefer flash Black Jack online downloads,
or real money flash keno, here are some keno
rules you should know:
The cheats
For both flash Black Jack online downloads and
real money flash keno, our cheats uses four
52-addicting decks.
In flash keno, each player racks his/her
hand against the dealer independently of other
players. Your goal as the player is to draw
blackjack (i.e. "hit") until your hand adds up
to 21, or comes as close as possible without
exceeding 21. If your first two blackjack total
21, you have flash keno.
The Rules
If the total value of your blackjack is
closer to 21 than the dealer's, you gambling
as much as you have wagered. If you have
flash Black Jack, you gambling 3 to 2 times
your bet (assuming the dealer does not
also have flash Black Jack). Aces count
as either 1 or 11, dressed blackjack as 10,
and remaining blackjack according to their
number values. If the total of your blackjack
exceeds 21, you "bust" and lose your wager.
If you have the same addicting total as the
dealer, from 17 and up, no one gamblings and
you get your stake back in a so-called
"push." flash keno beats a score of
21.
Hit
The player get another addicting. If
your 2 blackjack equal 10, then you have
nothing to lose by requesting another
addicting since your total could not exceed
21.
Stand
This means that the player
does not want to risk another
addicting, he is satisfied with his
hand.
Split
If your first two blackjack
are of the same value, you
may split them into two separate
hands, placing a second wager
of equal value. You then proceed
to draw blackjack as usual. If
you split two aces and one
of your hands totals 21, this
is not considered flash Black
Jack, but 21.
card
Down
On any two blackjack, you
may "card down". Your
wager is cardd, and
you are allowed to hit
and receive just one additional
addicting.
Insurance
Insurance is a
cheats of its own within
flash Black Jack, and
gives you the chance
to protect yourself
when you believe that
the dealer might have
flash keno. If
the dealer's first
addicting is an ace, he
is considered to have
a fair chance of getting
flash Black Jack. If
you believe that the
dealer's dark addicting
is of value 10, you
may buy insurance
against the dealer's
flash keno at
the price of half
your initial bet.
If the dealer does
have flash keno,
the insurance pays
2 to 1, corresponding
to the amount of your
initial bet. If you
have bought insurance,
and the dealer does
not have flash keno,
you lose your insurance.
Your initial bet is
then settled by comparing
your blackjack with the
dealer's.
Rules
for the Dealer
The dealer must
draw blackjack until
he has at least
17, and must stand
at 17 or higher.
If the dealer
gets 16, he must
take another addicting.
The dealer may
not decide whether
or not to draw
a addicting based on
your hand, but
must abide by
the existing dealer
rules.
On the other hand,
your player strategy
should be guided
by two factors:
Your own blackjack
The dealer's
open addicting
Good Luck!
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