Photo: Monarch Casino via Facebook Blackjack is back in Colorado! Blackjack and other table games are back in Gilpin County Colorado. The games return for the first time since casinos closed to help slow the spread of COVID-19. Since reopening, the casinos in Black Hawk and Central City have only offered slot machines to guests. […]
New Blackjack Options In Different Places Around The US
Casinos around the country are changing their gambling spaces in an effort to bring customers back to their properties. Most casinos in the US are still practicing social distancing so there are fewer players at each table game. Even if a casino uses plexiglass barriers, only a few people can play at each table. Two […]
New York Blackjack Players Can Hit The Casinos Again Beginning September 9
This week, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that casinos (and malls) will be able to reopen on September 9. Reopening casinos comes with one major stipulation. Casinos must have an improved air filtration system. While COVID-19 continues to spread, cleaner air is a key component for any indoor space. MGM Resorts made identifying ways […]
Blackjack Isn’t Dead In Las Vegas Just Yet
The cries about the death of blackjack in Las Vegas have been swirling for years. Blackjack isn’t quite dead in Las Vegas just yet. The number of blackjack games in casinos has decreased but the game with the most tables in casinos isn’t going away anytime soon. According to the UNLV Center for Gaming Research, […]
Quantum Strategy For Blackjack
The quantum strategy for blackjack is not for the passive player. Heck, it might even be useless for a card counter with a deep understanding of blackjack games. However, a new blackjack strategy doesn’t come along often so it makes sense to look at new ideas. This research was done in part by students at […]
How To Play An Electronic Blackjack Game
The coronavirus pandemic is changing so many things in life. The casino experience is one of the many forms of entertainment that people may be enjoying differently. Sitting at a socially distanced blackjack game with two other players at the table might suffice for some traditionalists. After all, this is the closest to a “normal” […]
