Casino
War
(Part
2)
March
8,
2007
Continued
from...
More
about
Casino
War
Now
that
we
have
already
covered
the
basic
of
the
fun
online
gambling
gem
of a
game,
you
are
most
likely
thinking
it
is
almost
to
simple
and
would
not
keep
your
attention
enough.
That
may
not
be
the
best
way
to
think
of
this
game.
It
can
go
so
many
ways;
you
can
lose
or
win
in
so
many
ways.
We
would
think
to
say
slots
are
more
basic
than
this
game
even.
This
casino
game
gets
more
interesting
than
the
basics
we
just
covered…
Going
to
War
Just
as
you
played
this
game
in
the
school
yard
or
anywhere
else
when
you
were
much
younger,
going
to
war
in
the
casino
is
just
about
the
same,
but
here
real
money
is
at
hand.
Remember
when
you
would
get
the
same
card
as
the
person
you
played
against
when
you
were
little
(a
tie),
then
you
went
to
war.
Here
is
what
happens
in
the
casino:
You
and
the
dealer
have
a
tie
(you
both
have
the
same
card).
You
then
declare
your
intentions.
Here,
you
have
2
choices
to
take
into
consideration.
1.
You
can
give
up
or
surrender,
meaning
you
do
not
wish
to
go
to
war
and
take
on
any
further
action.
If
you
do
surrender,
you
have
to
give
up
half
of
your
original
wager
to
the
house
or
dealer
- or
2.
You
can
challenge
and
go
to
war.
From
here
there
is
no
turning
back
(how
dramatic).
When
online
gambling,
this
is
when
the
game
gets
really
hot.
When
you
move
forward
and
decide
to
challenge
and
go
to
war,
you
cannot
accept
anything
less
than
a
win
to
get
out
without
losing
some
cash
here.
This
is
where
the
game
gets
a
bit
more
complex.
In
this
case,
you
add
another
wager
the
size
of
your
original
in
order
to
challenge
further.
So,
if
your
original
bet
was
$5,
you
have
to
post
another
$5
bet.
The
dealer
then
(or
the
software
if
you
are
online
gambling)
will
switch
your
bet
over
to
the
tie
area
designated
on
the
table.
Then
just
as
you
remember
from
when
you
were
a
kid,
the
dealer
burns
three
cards
(the
next
3
cards
are
not
used
or
revealed).
Then
you
are
dealt
a
card.
Then
the
dealer
repeats
this
for
his
or
her
hand.
They
burn
3
cards
then
deal
one
to
their
hand.
The
highest
ranking
card
or
valued
card
wins.
Should
the
dealer
win,
they
get
your
total
bet
(original
and
the
additional
you
bet
to
challenge
and
go
to
war
with).
If
you
should
win
by
have
the
best
card,
you
get
the
total
amount
you
wagered
(both
bets)
from
the
dealer.
What
to
do
what
to
do –
if
you
tie
yet
again.
This
is
rare
but
it
happens
and
this
situation
gets
even
hotter
when
online
gambling
–
you
win.
That
is
it
you
win.
When
online
gambling,
check
out
the
casino
rules
to
see
if
the
casino
gives
a
special
bonus
in
this
situation
(do
this
before
you
start
playing
so
no
confusion
takes
place
or
any
dispute
should
take
place).
Some
casinos
do
have
a
bonus
fro
this
situation;
most
land
based
casinos
do
anyway.
What’s
more,
should
more
than
one
player
go
to
war
with
the
dealer,
the
procedures
stay
the
same
as
they
do
for
the
above
explanation
–
with
one
small
difference.
The
dealer
burns
3
cards
and
then
deals
a
card
to
ever
online
casino
player
or
land
based
player
that
is
going
to
war.
Then
burns
3
cards
and
deals
their
card.
So,
if
two
players
go
to
war
with
the
dealer
at
the
same
time,
only
3
cards
are
burnt
before
each
player
get
the
final
card.
Otherwise
you
would
burn
through
a
deck
too
fast.
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