How to Play BlackJack

Want to learn how to play blackjack? We're here to explain to you all the basic rules, so you can get it started!    

The rules of blackjack   

Blackjack is a popular casino game in both physical and virtual casinos. It is estimated that it appeared more than two hundred years ago in the USA.  

The process is pretty simple: each player faces the bank alone. The goal is to beat the dealer (virtual dealer in online casinos) without going beyond the score of 21.   

Unfortunately, if you go over 21, you lose your initial bet.  

Step One: Create a BET99 account  

The first step is to create an account. All you need to do is to fill in some personal information.    

Second step: Select "Blackjack”

To play slots, you will need to select your "Slots" casino game located in the "CASINO" tab. Then you will be able to access different casino games.  

You can also enter the keyword "blackjack" on the BET99 search bar.  

Once selected, press the "PLAY" button.  

Step Three: Select your bet amount  

After selecting your slot game and clicking "PLAY," the game will launch on your screen. Then you will need to choose your bet amount before starting a game.  

We advise you to have a predefined budget for entertainment and not overdo it.  

Step Four: Think about your bet  

Make a final conscious decision about how much you are going to bet.  

If you're not so sure about the amount you choose, take the time.   

Under no circumstances should the amount limit you in your daily life.  

If, however, you are sure that you can allocate this amount to this game, go to the next step by confirming your bet on the screen.  

Step Five: Play the Game  

Now it's time to play!  

Blackjack, popular game  

As you have discovered throughout this article, blackjack is really simple to understand.  

It is important to note that there are also pairs of cards.  

These include:   

- Perfect Pair  

- Hot 3  

- 21+3  

- Bust it  

Reminder: Play responsibly   

We want to remind you to bet with responsibility. Setting a predefined time and budget for playing will help you bet only what you can afford to lose.  

As a last resort, you can always get help to limit your consumption of casino games and sports betting.   

If you have questions or concerns about your gambling or the gambling of someone close to you, please contact ConnexOntario at 1-866-531-2600 to speak to an advisor, free of charge.