Even to this day, no one really knows the origins of Black Jack. Although most agree that it originated in a French casino around 1700. It is also worth noting that the Spanish and Romans had similar games, but the most popular theory is that the French created the modern blackjack game that we all know today. Vingt-et-Un refers to the French word for 21, although the rules of the game may have changed, the concept remains the same player to get 21 wins. As the French Empire expands its hold on the Americas, the pilgrims bring with them twenty-one. UN. These games spread to neighboring colonies, etc. The rules of Vingt-et-un present differences from those of modern or contemporary Blackjack. By instinct, in this form of Blackjack, the dealer was the only one allowed to double. The betting round was carried out between each of the playing cards. Nevada in the 1930s was hit hard by the Great Depression and its once-thriving mining operations were in decline. Nevada was in permanent ruin, and the Great Silver State was forced to seek other means of replenishing its state revenue. In March 1931, the Nevada state legislature responded to the increase in people leaving the state by taking the drastic step of legalizing gambling. One of the games the casinos hoped to attract was "21 ". Casinos hoping to gain the upper hand over other casinos, some casinos then lure their customers with a special bet: a hand including one of the blackjacks plus the ace of spades would pay odds of 10/1 on the lucky player's bet . Casinos later abandoned the special bet, but the name Blackjack remained. No one can really say that he is the reason the game is so widely known and played. No event during any time period of the game made it what it is...... middle of paper ...... we can choose to double down commonly known as "double down after split ". Finally, insurance and money are equal. Considered in Black Jack a “sucker bet” so this won’t be discussed, just know that you will almost never see it used in a game. Alright, let’s recap what we learned about Blackjack. We've covered the history of Blackjack and how it became the card game it is today, from its origins in Europe and its journey to America. I talked about casinos, how to find your table, chip values, making bets and finally chasing your chips. Understand the aim of the game and the value of the cards, as well as how the dealer plays the game. Finally, we explain what the player's options are to give up, hit or stand, and double the bet and how this can help you be beneficial. In short, you should have a clear understanding of the game and feel confident when you sit down at a Blackjack table..