Card Counting

Using an advanced card counting strategy can have phenomenal effects. This practice, when implemented properly, can result in something that no other casino game has to offer; turning the advantage over to the player's favor. Every gambling enthusiast knows what a house edge is. Advanced card counting in blackjack can actually yield a slight "player's edge".

Super Fun 21 is another great variation of blackjack that can be, as the name implies, super fun! However, due to the extended payouts that are received for achieving specific hands, other traditional payouts are decreased, including the payout of 1 to 1 on a natural blackjack (unless it is produced in all diamonds, paying 2 to 1).

Card counting in Blackjack has been a common practice for generations. It is not illegal, although, due to its effectiveness, it is heavily frowned upon by casino management. The rule of thumb is to practice a card counting strategy intensely before using it in a live casino so that the staff is unaware you are even doing it.

Bonus Blackjack is the one of the oldest side-bet variations of the classic blackjack game. Players are not obligated to make a side bet, but if they choose to do so, they can win some extremely lucrative payouts depending on the cards dealt to their original hand. Aside from the side bet option, the game is pretty standard, although there are a few interesting variations to the traditional rules.

There are many players who prefer playing live blackjack to a computer-based version that relies on algorithms and random card generators to produce an outcome for each hand. Then again, a lot of players favor the speed and convenience of playing blackjack at online casinos. In recent years, the best of both worlds have been merged into what we know today as "Live Online Blackjack".