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Look Like A Blackjack Pro

One major hindrance facing prospective blackjack players is the lack of experience in playing the game. Sure, blackjack can be played with friends at home, but it's different at the casinos. It's important to play blackjack in a smooth and professional manner to avoid embarrassment and confusion and give the appearance of skill and experience.

Before you play blackjack at a particular casino, you should know the rules and conditions they impose on players and dealers. The rules of blackjack vary from one casino to another. Knowing the rules will save you a lot of time, trouble and money.

The ordinary blackjack table consists of 6-7 players and a dealer who is responsible for distributing the cards. Each player is assigned a betting square to place the cards. You will also notice the dealer's chip tray as well as the minimum bet sign that indicates the amount of money that you can bet on that table.

There is also a money drop slot where all the chips and money are placed as a security measure and to prevent disputes between players. Next to the drop slot is the discard tray where the "discarded" cards are placed.

The game starts with the dealer shuffling the cards and "cutting" the deck using a "marker" card. The dealer then "burns" and discards this card.

How can you play blackjack in a suave and professional manner? If you want to bring attention to a card you can point to it in a jabbing style. If you want to hit, you can nod your head, and if you want to stand, you move your hand left to right.

You should also keep your hands off and away from the table to avoid suspicion of cheating. If you use card counting techniques, make sure that you don't make it too obvious to the dealer or else you will be asked to leave the table.

If you want to learn more about how to play blackjack in a professional manner, you should spend more time at the casino and watch the pros play. You can also play the game yourself and watch how your fellow blackjack players perform their actions.

If you are new to blackjack, you would be better off starting with low bet tables to avoid losing a lot of money. You can move up to higher-limit or no-limit tables as you gain more skill and experience.

Playing blackjack in a professional way doesn't just mean playing the game in a smooth, controlled and confident manner, but also playing the game with skill. Concentrate on the correct blackjack strategies and techniques aside from the external movements of the game, and you will soon earn your right and reputation to be called a professional blackjack player.