We’ve finally arrived at the final installment of our Blackjack terms series. We’re about to bring it all together. It’s been a fun ride. Once you finish this series, consider yourself a Blackjack terms expert. Let’s go.
Session – This term is used most when talking about money management. A session is a period of time spent gambling.
Shill – These guys are casino employees. To facilitate action, a shill will go up to a table-usually an empty one-and play. The idea is that if you’re walking around and see action, you’ll play. Shills are more likely to be used at a Craps table, because not many people like being the only player in Craps.
Soft Hand – This is any hand where an Ace is being used as an 11.
Stand – When you’re happy with your hand, you can stand, which ends your turn.
Surrender – Some casinos allow you to surrender. When you surrender, you throw in your hand and get half your wager back. A common surrender situation is when you have a hard 16 and the dealer has a face card showing.
Third Base – It’s the opposite of first base. Third base is...
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