If you are in based on the dealer's up card, you think that the sum of your two cards will not reach a number that will allow you to beat the dealer, you can "pull" an additional card. You can continue to "pull", until you pass 21, in which case, you "busted" and you lose. Once you are satisfied with your score, you can "stop" and that's the next player.

Once all players have finished, it is dealer's turn to act, turning his other card. If he has a total of 16 or less, he must draw if he has 17 or more, it should stop. If the dealer has a 17 "soft", that is to say, A7, it can not "buster" by drawing another card because he can use the ace as card worth 1 point. The rule can vary from one casino to another: in some casinos, he will have to shoot.

If the dealer busts (is removed), all players who have not busted win. If he does not bust, it pays even money (1 to 1 against) to players who have a number of points higher than him. Players announce that they want to get by typing their cards on the table.

A player indicates that he wants to stop by a wave of his hand above the cards. In a live casino, the dealers will not act until you said that they will not make a hand signal, so that the camera casino can resolve any disputes concerning the player's intentions.

Players also have the opportunity to "double", i.e. not to ask only one card by doubling their bet. They can also "split" (split), i.e. use two cards of the same value for use as two new cards from hand formed. Again we must double the bet.

Experienced blackjack players must use what is called basic strategy. The basic strategy is a set of rules by which you can play and are mathematically proven to improve your chances of winning. The basic strategy is a method that has been tested by time. It is generally in the form of a strategy chart, you can also always have at hand. Once you become well trained, you're ready to pocket money.