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Blackjack Game with Basic Strategy Implementation 🃏
Welcome to the console-based implementation of the classic Blackjack game in C++! This project showcases the application of basic Blackjack strategy principles, allowing players to experience optimal decision-making during gameplay.
The implementation includes a set of rules representing basic Blackjack strategy. This strategy guides the game's decisions, determining when to hit, stand, or double down based on the player's hand and the dealer's upcard.
- Multiple decks support (4, 6, or 8 decks).
- Player actions: Hit, Stand, and Double Down.
- Automatic reshuffling of the deck.
- Display of the current balance.
- Player and dealer hands tracking.
- Run the program.
- Enter the number of decks to use (4, 6, or 8).
- Follow the on-screen instructions to play the game, observing the basic strategy decisions.
- Card: Represents a playing card.
- Deck: Represents a deck of cards.
- Shoe: Represents a shoe containing multiple decks.
- Player: Represents a player in the game.
- BlackjackGame: Implements the core logic of the Blackjack game with basic strategy considerations.
- Stand on hard totals of 17 and higher.
- Always hit on hard totals of 11 or lower.
- Double down on hard totals of 10 or 11 if the dealer has a favorable upcard.
- ...
g++ main.cpp Card.cpp Deck.cpp Shoe.cpp Player.cpp BlackjackGame.cpp -o blackjack
./blackjack