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In blackjack, a "blackjack" is the best possible hand you can be dealt. It consists of an Ace and any 10-value card, which can be a 10, Jack, Queen, or King. Achieving a blackjack is a significant advantage, as it instantly wins the round unless the dealer also has a blackjack.
The reason blackjack is so powerful is that it can't be beaten by any other combination of cards that add up to 21. For example, if you have a blackjack and the dealer has a 9 and a 2, your blackjack will prevail. However, if you and the dealer both have a blackjack, it's a "push," and you neither win nor lose that round; your bet is returned.
The chance of being dealt a blackjack is relatively low, making it a rare but highly coveted occurrence in the game.
The reason blackjack is so powerful is that it can't be beaten by any other combination of cards that add up to 21. For example, if you have a blackjack and the dealer has a 9 and a 2, your blackjack will prevail. However, if you and the dealer both have a blackjack, it's a "push," and you neither win nor lose that round; your bet is returned.
The chance of being dealt a blackjack is relatively low, making it a rare but highly coveted occurrence in the game.