blackjackDealing Blackjack From a Shoe: Fixed Table ProcedureA dealing shoe is a fixed-position card device. This article explains the mechanical steps of dealing from one, what stays constant at every table, and what the reader must confirm locally.410
blackjackDealing Pitch Blackjack: The Dealer's Fixed ProcedurePitch blackjack is dealt face down from one or two decks. This article explains the dealer's fixed sequence of actions, from shuffle to payoff, and what varies by house rule.570
blackjackDealing Blackjack: The Fixed Procedure Behind the TableA dealer's job follows a fixed sequence: shuffle, cut, deal, play the hand, settle bets. This explains each step and where the official house rules are printed.330
blackjackDealing Double Deck Blackjack From a Fixed Table PositionDouble deck blackjack dealing is a fixed mechanical sequence: shuffle, cut, burn, pitch two cards to each spot, then resolve hands one at a time against the dealer's upcard.410
blackjackWhat Sets the Pace of Hands a Blackjack Dealer DealsThe number of hands a blackjack dealer deals per hour is not a fixed figure. It is set by table occupancy, shuffling method, side bets, and house procedure.290
blackjackThe Proper Cut at a Blackjack Table Is Set by House ProcedureThe cut in blackjack is a dealing procedure, not a player choice. The casino defines where the cut card goes, and the player who cuts follows the house rule.360
blackjackMaking a Currency Slot for a Blackjack TableA currency slot on a blackjack table is part of the drop box assembly. This explains the mechanical function, why casinos build them that way, and what governs the design.370
blackjackWhere the proper cut sits in a blackjack shoeThe cut is where the dealer splits the discard pile after a shuffle, and its depth is set by house procedure rather than by any single universal rule.260
