What Are the Odds of Losing Blackjack Hands in a Row?

It’s unlikely, but possible, to lose blackjack hands in a row. The odds of it happening are about 1 in 13,000,000.

Here’s what you need to know.

When you sit down at a blackjack table, the dealer will deal you two cards. If your two cards add up to 21, you have a blackjack and will automatically win the hand.

If your two cards do not add up to 21, you can either hit (ask for another card) or stand (keep your current hand).

If you hit, the dealer will deal you another card. If this card causes your hand to go over 21, you will automatically lose the hand (this is called a “bust”).

If your hand does not go over 21, you can either hit or stand again. You will keep hitting until you either bust or decide to stand.

If you stand, the dealer will then deal himself two cards. If his two cards add up to 21, he has a blackjack and will automatically win the hand.

If his two cards do not add up to 21, he can either hit or stand. He will keep hitting until he either busts or decides to stand.

If both you and the dealer end up with the same score (called a “push”), nobody wins and you simply get your bet back.

The odds of losing blackjack hands in a row are very low – about 1 in 13,000,000. However, it is possible for it to happen. If it does happen, don’t worry – it’s just part of the game!.