After being acquainted with the game of blackjack, it is essential to follow the rules of the game. Blackjack's rules vary depending on where it is played. One casino may play blackjack differently than another casino. Just be sure to follow all casino rules to avoid any trouble. Blackjack though, does have it's own set of basic rules that all blackjack players should follow. With only a bit of time and practice, they are very easy to get used to.

The first thing that any blackjack player should know is the chip amounts. Blackjack chips are just like any other card game's chips. These chips are standard in all casinos as to avoid any confusion. Generally, white chips represent one dollar amounts. Red chips amount to five dollars. There are higher priced chips such as the green, twenty five dollar chip and the black one hundred dollar chip.

Many times, casinos will have something called a buy in at their blackjack tables. A buy in is a minimum about that one can bet. Many times, casinos will have blackjack tables as low as three dollars a bet. Some tables can go up into the hundreds of thousands. Find a table that is reasonable. Next make sure that the table is standard blackjack. Ofter times, casinos will have variations of the game, which have different rules and regulations.

Once at a table, ask the dealer to trade cash for chips. Do so only when the dealer is not busy dealing cards or in the middle of a game. Asking for chips during one of these situations is considered to be rude and impolite. The dealer is not allowed to take any cash or chips from a player. Slide the money near the dealer. In return, the dealer will slide back the proper amount of blackjack chips. After acquiring chips from the dealer, place all bets when it is appropriate to do so. All bets go in the circle in front of the player. They should be placed in a vertical fashion from the greatest value amount on the bottom to least value amount on top. Once all bets have been placed, one cannot remove the chips from the circle. If there are any discrepancies or questions about how much the chips are worth inside the circle, just ask the dealer. They will also answer any questions about the rules or questions about blackjack in general. Make sure to ask at the appropriate time though. After the round is over, the dealer will then either take money from the player, or add to their stack of chips.

After deciding when to cash out, take all chips to the cashier, usually located close to the card tables. The cashier will then exchange any winnings or extra chips back into cash. The cashiers will also exchange the correct amount of smaller chips for a larger chip. They will also exchange large chips for the appropriate amount of smaller chips as well.

With some time and practice, it is very easy to get accustomed to the rules of blackjack. However, if the rules are not followed correctly, then the casino may have one removed. Practice with friends using some custom rules and regulations to get a feel for the game. This will also help get a feel for what it may be like to play in a casino. Remember, always ask questions to the dealer if there are any problems, questions, or concerns about the game.