Download  6 deck blackjack game.strategy  on PC

6 deck blackjack game.strategy is a Card application developed by Minerva K.K., but with the best Android emulator-LDPlayer, you can download and play 6 deck blackjack game.strategy on your computer.

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This game application is blackjack played with 6 decks.
It is a simple blackjack game app.
There are no extra features that are not necessary for blackjack.

There are no fancy effects, so you can concentrate on practicing blackjack with this app.

■Basic rules of blackjack
Blackjack is a competitive game played by two players, the dealer and the player.

The player wins if his or her card total is closer to 21 than the dealer's. If the player's card total exceeds 21, he or she loses.
However, if the player's card total exceeds 21 points, he or she loses the game.

■Card Counting
Cards "2 to 9" are counted as they are, and "10, J, Q, and K" are counted as "all 10 points".
The "A" (Ace) can be counted as either "1" or "11".

The "Ace" is automatically counted as "1" or "11", whichever is more convenient for the player.
If the total of the cards exceeds 21 points while holding the Ace, it is automatically counted as "1 point".

・Special Roles
If the first two cards dealt are an "A and a ten" for 21 points, the hand is called "blackjack" and you win. The payout is 3 to 2 (1.5 times). However, if the casino dealer also has blackjack, the game is a tie.

History of Blackjack
Blackjack is said to have its roots in the 18th century French game of "Vante en". Vante en" means "21" in French. When this game came to the United States in the 19th century, bonuses were paid for the "ace of spades and jack of spades (or clubs)," and the game came to be known as "blackjack.

Use Cases
1,People who want to practice card counting
2. People who do not like spectacular performances.
3,People who want to concentrate on practicing blackjack.
4,People who want to play blackjack offline.