Black Jack rules per 01-02-25:

- On soft 21, you cannot draw a card.
- A player may double and then only get 1 card if the first 2 cards add up to 9, 10 or 11, including 'soft' totals with an Ace.
- For a double, the Ace counts as 1.
- A player can split up to twice to make a maximum of three hands with cards of the same value except Aces.
- Aces can only be split once.
- If you split Aces, each hand gets only one card. If that card has a value of 10, that is 21 and not Black Jack.
- A player may double after a split if the value of the first two cards is 9, 10 or 11.
- Insurance against an Ace from the bank is possible for everyone at the beginning of the game, before any cards are drawn in the first box.
- The same goes for 'Even Money' at a player's Black Jack.
- Once the game starts with cards drawn or passed in the first box, you cannot insure or get 'even money'.
- Black Jack pays 3-2.
- The bank draws a card on (a soft) 16.
- A player can insure his bet up to half the value of his bet.