There is no game that can come close to matching the game of blackjack as far as rules, tactics and wins are concerned, although you don’t always win. It’s very easy to play and you don’t need to think too much, but rather you’re required to think just enough, letting you feel intellectually engaged but not overwhelmed. This is the perfect balance of mental activity many Canadians look for after a long day of work at the office when you want to spend your evenings doing something interesting but not too strenuous – you can even sit back and enjoy a glass of wine or Labatt’s while you play!

In any way, as a Canadian I love blackjack since I specifically really love card games, except for poker. I love the game because this isn’t actually a betting game, but more like a game of tactics and mathematical thinking that still allows for a relaxing yet exhilarating experience. This is contrary to most gambling-based games where there is a higher chance of you losing all your money and leaving the casino empty handed.

Aside from that, what’s smart about the blackjack game (or by its other name, 21) is the way in which you can lower the casino’s chances of success by using a basic strategy. First of all, you have to know when to ask for a card, double the bet or split, because if you pass 21 you lose even before any other players, which is a shame. So, the way you play is important to keep enjoying the game.

Later on, after you are more or less in control of the game you should learn card counting, which is a much more advanced stage. Once you count, that is if you’re not caught when playing in a casino, you double your chances of winning and becoming rich, and also lower the chances of the casino earning. There is a very easy technique called 1+1 technique: all lower cards (2 to 6) equal +1, 7 to 9 equal 0 and all the rest- 10, jack, queen, king and an ace equal -1. If you use this method you can become a millionaire overnight.

Did you ever imagine somebody calling a casino site “I Love Blackjack”? Doesn’t it sound a little strange? Well, I guess not, because if someone likes poker, there is no reason why he shouldn’t call his site “I Love Poker”. If someone in Canada loves hockey, it wouldn’t be so strange to see a site named “I Love Hockey”. The owner of the site probably called it this name because of his love for the game and his need to share it – maybe he’s also hoping to convince other players to share his success and play a few games to see if they can love it too.

On I Love Blackjack, there is no need to brush up on rules or strategy – the game is the same game, the rules are the same rules, only explained differently.

On I Love Blackjack you can get tips on how to win, unlike other sites that don’t offer this option. So, if you like blackjack, want to know more about the game and how to make money, here are a few tips:

1) If you have a hand worth 12 to 16 and the dealer has 7 or more, “hit” (ask for another card).
2) If you have a hand worth 17 or more, stop (don’t ask for another card).
3) If you have a hand worth 12 to 16 and the dealer has 2 to 6, don’t hit.
4) If you have a hand worth 11 and the dealer has 10 or less, double the bet.
5) If you have a hand worth 10 and the dealer has 9 or less, double the bet.
6) If you have a hand worth 9 and the dealer has 4, 5 or 6, double the bet.

In addition, groups of aces or 8 need to be split; once you split, both aces are worth 11 and when you split 8 you’re breaking 16, which is bad. Never split 4, 5 or 10 unless the deck is “hot”. Split 6’s when the dealer has 3 to 6, split 7’s when the dealer has 3 to 7 and 9’s when the dealer has 2 to 6, 8 or 9.