Blackjack

• Beat the dealer's hand without going over 21. Cards 2–10 count their number, J, Q and K count 10, and an Ace counts 11 or 1.
• The dealer shows one card face up and one face down. Hit for another card, Stand when you're done. Over 21 is a bust.
• Double on your first two cards: your bet doubles and you get exactly one more card.
• Split two cards of the same value into two hands, each with its own bet.
• When the dealer shows an Ace you can buy insurance. If the dealer has BlackJack, you get the insurance and your bet back.

• BlackJack pays 3 x points (bet 100, win 300).
• BlackJack is an ACE and a FACE card. A 10 is not a face card.
• The deck is 52 cards without Jokers.
• The single deck is shuffled when the last card is used.
• The House draws on 16 or less and stands on 17.
• Insurance is offered when the House shows an Ace. It costs the same as your bet.
• If the House has BlackJack, insurance returns your insurance and your bet. Otherwise you lose the insurance and play continues.
• Double requires enough points to double your bet. You get one more card.
• Any two cards of the same value can be split once, with enough points for an equal bet. Split Aces get one card each.
• You start with 10000 points. The minimum bet is 100; other bets are multiples of 1000.
• Beat the House by reaching 50000 points. At 0 points, the House wins.

The original Simple Text BlackJack is a free Windows console game on the Microsoft Store, and its source is on GitHub. This version keeps its rules and wording and fixes a few things: insurance now pays as the help described, splitting works, the dealer's BlackJack is checked before you play, two BlackJacks push, Aces keep their value between totals, and a reshuffle can't deal a card that is already on the table.