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BlackJack 21 - Online Blackjack multiplayer casino Live strip blackjack Six card Charlie in blackjack will require you to use six cards without going bust to automatically win, regardless of what the dealer is showing. There are online mobile blackjack games where a seven-card Charlie rule applies, but these are more difficult to find.

Once the Blackjack hand is played out, three outcomes can occur. First you can win (as previously described), secondly you can lose (bust hand or have less than dealer hand), or you can push (have same hand - number count or Blackjack - as dealer). If you win, you get your bet money back PLUS that same amount from the dealer, YAY! If you win with Blackjack, you get your original bet back PLUS you win 1.5 times your bet from the dealer, WOOHOO! If you lose, the dealer takes your bet money. If you push, you keep your bet money but do not win anything additional. Don't Count On It  Well, that cost included my blackjack career.

Now, I have played a 5-card Charlie game once at a casino. It was at one of the smaller pueblo casinos near Albuquerque (there are maybe five casinos within a 30-minute drive, so the competition is fairly fierce, especially from the ones a little further away) that would often use gimmicks to get people to play in the middle of the day. So they’d do various promotions for a half-hour or hour at table games. One time I was there and they went with a 5-card Charlie rule (with no other rule changes) for about half an hour. Sign up or log in Live Blackjack Online is the fun and easy way to online betting, with the buzz of “real” play. Find out more about Blackjack in our guide!

The 5-card rule in the game of Blackjack is a strategy that provides an edge to the players. Per the rule, players win the game when they collect 5 cards without going bust. The house edge reduces to 1.46%. A point to note here is that the 5-card Charlie rule can be achieved once in 50 rounds of Blackjack. Don’t Rely on It Will you shoot the moon in this popular trick-taking card game?