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Blackjack Betting, Cards and Hands
Blackjack Betting: Information about Blackjack Insurance - Blackjack Casinos Guides
 Players are able to take blackjack insurance if the casino dealer's first card is an ace. Blackjack insurance is an additional bet, which is equal to half of the blackjack player's original stake money, insuring against the change of the casino dealer obtaining a 'blackjack' hand of 21.
In the event that the casino dealer does actually obtain 'blackjack', the original bet is lost, although the player's insurance bet is paid with odds of two to one.
Whether the casino dealer obtains a 'blackjack' 21 hand or not, the net result remains the same, with the player winning even money. At most casinos, when a blackjack player takes out insurance, the evens money is paid out straight away and the cards removed from the blackjack table.
In general, taking blackjack insurance is not considered as a sensible bet, since the casino dealer's odds of obtaining blackjack are relatively low.
Blackjack Betting: Information about Additional Blackjack Bets - Blackjack Casinos Guides
Many casinos and gambling outlets now allow additional blackjack betting, although in general, it is best to concentrate on playing and learning the card game itself, as additional blackjack betting does not offer particularly good value.
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