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When do you place the bet?

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Place your bet before the cards are dealt. Split, double down, and insurance bets take place after the cards have been dealt.

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If my hand is lower than the other players' hands but beats the dealer, do I win?

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Yes. Each of the players is playing the dealer only, not the other players.

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Does the house almost always deal a 10?

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Not always, but the chances are a lot higher, seeing as every deck, has a 4/13 (16/52) chance of getting a 10.

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Does the dealer get the money when I lose?

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No, the casino would get the money when you lose.

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If I have blackjack, and the dealer has an ace, what should I do?

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You win. You have a blackjack.

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Where can I download blackjack?

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You can download Blackjack apps on the App store on an iPhone, Google Play on an android, or various resources such as Download.com for PC or Mac.

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Is it possible to proceed with only two players?

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Yes, it is, with one being the dealer and the other being the player. The chances of you winning go up when there are fewer people playing.

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Is it true that a ten strategy should not be used against a dealer's ace after he peeks for blackjack?

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Yes. The highest that dealer can have is 20, and 5 out of 9 times will have to draw cards (six out of nine on a table where he has to draw on soft 17).

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