/blackjack
Command: /blackjack
/blackjackDescription:
The /blackjack command is a classic card game in which players try to reach a hand value as close to 21 as possible without going over. In this version, you will bet coins and play against the dealer for a chance to win big.
How to Play
1. Starting the Game:
Use the
/blackjack, followed by your desired bet amount.You'll receive two cards initially, while the dealer also gets two cards (one face-up and one hidden).
2. Game Actions:
Hit: Draw another card to try to increase your score. Use this if your current hand is under 21 and you want to get closer.
Stand: End your turn to keep your current score. Choose this if you feel close enough to 21 and want to avoid going over.
Double Down: Double your initial bet and receive only one additional card. Your hand is then automatically finished. Only available on your first move.
Split: If your first two cards have the same value (e.g., 8-8, K-K), you can double your bet and play them as two separate hands.
3. Dealer Rules:
The dealer must Hit on a total score of 16 or less.
The dealer must Stand on a total score of 17 or more.
Payouts
Normal Win (Player's score > Dealer's score, ≤ 21)
1:1 (You win the amount of your bet in coins)
Blackjack (Player has 21 with 2 cards)
1.5:1 (You win 1.5 times the amount of your bet in coins)
Push (Player's score = Dealer's score)
Bet Returned
Loss/Bust (Player's score < Dealer's score OR Player's score > 21)
0:1
Parameter Table
bet
String
Amount of coins to bet. Supports formats like 10k, 1m, or a to bet your entire balance.
Yes
Example of Use
Risk: Be aware that the dealer will also aim to get as close to 21 as possible. If their hand is below 17, they will automatically take an additional card. This makes the game more challenging, as the dealer could surpass your score or even achieve a Blackjack. Play strategically, and remember that taking too many risks might cost you your bet.
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