We take a look at the history of blackjack from its origins in the mists of the 16th and 17th centuries to the tables of casinos around the world today.
We take a look at the US general John Joseph “Blackjack” Pershing to find out why he was given the nickname that he carried with him throughout his career.
New discoveries at an archaeological dig in the ancient city of Tel Gezer have uncovered an ancient example of “The Game of 20 Squares” carved from Ivory.
The recent rule changes in Blackjack payouts at two of the largest casinos on the Strip in Las Vegas may herald a new status quo or a complete collapse.
We take a look at what the governments and airlines of the world are doing to prevent disease and war from discouraging people from traveling to gamble.
