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                        BY:

              PC Information Group, Inc.

                 (C) Copyright 1993

"Game play"

The player begins the game with a set amount of money. The
dealer also has a set amount of money. The player then will
place his or her bet by clicking on the { > Bet More } or the
{ < Bet Less } buttons.

Once the bet has been placed, the player will then click on
the { Deal } button. The dealer will receive two (2) cards.
The first card is dealt face down. This is known as the
Dealer's Down Card. The other card is dealt face up. This
is know as the Dealer's Up Card. After that, the player will
then receive two (2) cards face up.

To receive an additional card, the player can click on the
{ Hit } button. Upon "Hitting" the player will receive an
additional card. The object is to have the card values add up
to 21 and not to exceed 21. For an explanation on card values,
please see the "About Card Value" section.

Once the player is satisfied with the card value, the player
will then click on the { Stay } button. Upon "Staying" the
dealer will then play. Please refer to the "How the Dealer
Plays" section for a complete description on how the dealer
plays.

Once the dealer plays, the winner of the hand will be
determined. Please refer to the "Who Wins" section, for a
complete explanation on how the dealer or player can win a hand.

The play continues, until the player wants to quit or the player
or dealer is broke. "Breaking the House" is when the player wins
all the money.

"About Card Value"

Aces have a card value of either 1 or 11. Kings, Queens, and
Jacks each have a card value of 10. All other cards are counted
at face value. So, if the player has a Jack of Clubs, Three of
Diamonds, and a Four of Hearts, the player would have a hand
value of 17.

"How the Dealer Plays"

The dealer will always "Hit" on 16 and "Stay" on 17. There is
one situation that the dealer will "Hit" on 17. If the dealer
has 17 with an Ace and the player has a higher card value, the
dealer will "Hit". This is know as a "Soft 17".

"Who Wins"

The following is a complete listing of how to win or lose at
Black Jack:

  ╒════════════════════════════════════════╕
  │ Player Card    Dealer Card             │
  │    Value          Value       Who Wins │
  │     21             21          No One  │
  │     21             20          Player  │
  │     20             21          Dealer  │
  │     23             17          Dealer  │
  │     20             23          Player  │
  ╘════════════════════════════════════════╛

If the player has 21 with two cards, this is know as Black
Jack. If the dealer does not have 21 then the player will get
1.5 times the bet.

If there is no winner, dealer has the same card total as the
player, this is know as a "Push". The dealer nor the player
will receive the bet amount.

The player can also win with "5 Card Charlie". This is when
the player has five cards without going over 21. This rule
only applies to the player. The dealer can't win with "5 Card
Charlie".

If the player wins the hand, the bet amount will be removed from
the dealer pot and added to the player's pot total.

If the dealer wins the hand, the bet amount will be removed from
the player pot and added to the dealer's pot total.

"Shareware Games"

This is one of many games that will come from PC Information
Group, Inc. These games are designed as "Shareware". We take
pride in developing high quality games. If you like this game,
please encourage the SYSOP to register it.
