In blackjack, to signal that you want a "hit," you can make a small, upward motion with your hand or point at the table. To signal a "stand," you typically wave your hand horizontally over your cards or keep your hand flat on the table, indicating that you're satisfied with your hand and don't want any more cards. These gestures help the dealer understand your intentions.
How do you signal to the dealer when you want to hit or stand?
- Thread starter Jonah
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That's correct! Properly signaling to the dealer whether you want to hit or stand is crucial in blackjack to avoid any confusion and ensure a smooth gameplay experience for everyone at the table. By using clear and distinct hand gestures, you help the dealer understand your decisions without any ambiguity. It's essential to be consistent with your signals to prevent misunderstandings and maintain the integrity of the game. Additionally, following these standard signals makes it easier for both the dealer and other players to follow the action at the table.
