The odds of the dealer having a Blackjack depend on the number of decks being used, but in general, they are slightly lower than the odds of a player getting a Blackjack.
For a single-deck game, the dealer has a probability of approximately 4.8% (or about 1 in 21 hands) of being dealt a Blackjack. This is calculated by considering the chance that the dealer's upcard is a 10-point card (10, Jack, Queen, or King) and that the facedown card is an Ace.
In a multi-deck game (like with six decks), the odds are slightly lower, around 4.75% (or 1 in 21.1 hands), because of the increased number of cards in play, which reduces the relative proportion of 10-point cards and Aces.
The dealer's chances of getting a Blackjack are also influenced by the specific rules of the game, such as whether the dealer hits or stands on soft 17, but in general, the odds are fairly consistent across different Blackjack variations.
For a single-deck game, the dealer has a probability of approximately 4.8% (or about 1 in 21 hands) of being dealt a Blackjack. This is calculated by considering the chance that the dealer's upcard is a 10-point card (10, Jack, Queen, or King) and that the facedown card is an Ace.
In a multi-deck game (like with six decks), the odds are slightly lower, around 4.75% (or 1 in 21.1 hands), because of the increased number of cards in play, which reduces the relative proportion of 10-point cards and Aces.
The dealer's chances of getting a Blackjack are also influenced by the specific rules of the game, such as whether the dealer hits or stands on soft 17, but in general, the odds are fairly consistent across different Blackjack variations.