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There are many casino decision making games played worldwide. However, blackjack is the game which offers the players the maximum amount of returns. When you compare this to the games which depend upon chance and give a very small amount of returns, this difference seems even more prominent. But though the house actually holds the advantage of a per cent lesser than 1 per cent, most of the casinos end up taking about 4 to 5 per cent over the bets, and this is all thanks to the poor decision making on the player’s part.

However, all this is due to certain big myths about blackjack which I would like to dispel, some myths which have been there since forever:

Blackjack Myth #1: A player who wants to be a successful black jack player should have a great intuition about how to go about playing.

In reality, a successful blackjack player is a person who depends on playing each and every hand dealt out to him with a lot of care and on the basis of card-counting as well as calculation about their chances of winning or losing. The player’s intuition or gut-feeling has nothing to do with this and is not involved at all.

Blackjack Myth #2: Paying up the insurance on the dealer’s upcard ace opposing the possible blackjack is the best thing to do.

Blackjack myth #3: The aim of the game is to reach 21 or at least come really close to it without going bust and losing.

Blackjack myth #4: in order to memorize all the cared it is necessary to be a mathematical genius, and if you are not one then it is essential for you to autistic. 

In reality, any person can easily use the simple card counting systems, after practicing them and getting really good with them. This method keeps a good track of the low as well as the high cards.

Blackjack myth #5: the venue of the game does not make a difference as all of the casinos will have the same kind of house advantages.