Blackjack (2024)

Blackjack is a currency command in Dank Memer. Its a gambling based game where the player has to wager at least ⏣ 5,000 coins in order to play.

You can play blackjack by using the command /blackjack <your bet>

Overview

This blackjack attempts to mimic typical real-life casino Blackjack, so being skilled in the real deal can make this easier.

First, make sure that you have a sufficient amount in your pocket. because you have to bet at least ⏣ 5,000 coins or more before playing.

Steps-to play

Your goal is to reach a total score of 21, or have a total score that is higher than the Dealer (in this game, the Dealer is Dank Memer), but not surpassing 21, or have 5 cards without surpassing 21 in total score.

The game is initiated with both sides having two cards, with only the Dealer's first card revealed to the player. From there, the player has 4 options:

1. To Hit
2. To Stand
3. To Double Down
4. To Surrender

and 1 option that appears only on specific condition:

1. To Split the Hand

To Hit

Hitting will deal the player another card. If the total score of the player's cards surpass 21, then it is a bust, and is a lost match.

To Stand

Standing means the player accepts the total score of their cards, and the Dealer will then attempt to play according to a programmed strategy, and when the Dealer stands, it will reveal its cards. Whether the player wins depends on whether the player has reached the goal as mentioned.

To Double Down (Very Risky)

Doubling Down means the player chooses to double their original betting amount, in exchange for one extra card. This move is incredibly risky since it puts you in a win-big or lose-big scenario, but is worth it if used correctly.

To Split (Conditioned)

If the player's first two cards are of the same value, the decision to Split is available where the player splits the card into two separate hands, whilst receiving an additional card for each hand from the dealer.

To Surrender

Surrendering means the player chooses forfeit the match, giving the waged coins to the Dealer.

Card Score

The card score in Blackjack is as follow:

• All cards from 2 to 10 have the score at face value.
• Jacks, Queens, and Kings have the score of 10.
  • Note that their cards are shortened by their initial letters, respectively J, Q, and K.
• Aces have a score of either 1, or 11.
  • When the player has a score of over 11, and chooses to hit, then an ace will have a score of 1.
  • In other cases, an ace is considered 11 in score.
    • Note that this card is shortened by its initial letter, A

Stake Options

Users with the Blackjack Badge can choose to play in two different stake options, which is:

• Low Stakes (Regular)
  • Decks: 6
  • 5 Card Charlie
  • Can Surrender
  • Min Bet: ⏣ 5,000
  • Max Bet: ⏣ 50,000
• High Stakes (Requires Blackjack Badge)
  • Decks: 8
  • 5 Card Charlie
  • Cannot Surrender
  • Min Bet: ⏣ 100,000
  • Max Bet: ⏣ 500,000

More About Blackjack

Is Blackjack Profitable?

Blackjack can be a profitable source of money for more advanced players, or knowledgeable players. However, this does not guarantee profitability, unless the player's gamble multiplier is over 50%, in which case, gained profits may cover the losses incurred.

Is Blackjack Rigged?

No, back before slash commands were introduced, this was the hot topic of blackjack, getting to the point that the developers actually released the source code to prove that its indeed not rigged. although the validity of the code since the rewrite can't be valued.

How to win Blackjack every single time?

Nothing, there is no guarantee that a player can win at Blackjack all the time. Which is why you're advised to properly learn more about the game before playing, so you yourself can create a new strategy, enough to at least win you a game.