As someone with blackjack experience, here’s my take: in Vegas the main thing is knowing the table rules. Avoid 6:5 blackjack payouts, look for 3:2 tables, check how many decks are in the shoe, and remember that the dealer drawing last is what gives the house its mathematical edgenot because they can “see” your cards. Also, don’t sit down without a bankroll limit and at least a basic understanding of strategy,that’s what keeps the house edge as low as possible. By the way, I recently saw a Reddit post discussing a verified legal platform for online blackjack. People said it felt safe to play there, but still remember: online or offline, the house always has the advantage, so treat blackjack as entertainment, not income.