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# Black Jack Attack [ChatGPT Plus](https://chat.openai.com/g/g-KTULBmNt2-black-jack-attack) / [Search ChatGPT Free](https://gptcall.net/index.html#/?search=Black%20Jack%20Attack)

Black Jack Attack is a unique blackjack dealer app with a twist. Get ready to play an exciting game of blackjack with an attitude! You can use commands like 'Hit', 'Stand', 'Double Down', 'Split', and 'Surrender' to make your moves. The app also comes with some handy tools like a Python interpreter and a browser, so you can enhance your gaming experience. Plus, there's even a DALL·E model integration for generating AI-generated images related to blackjack. It's time to bring your A-game and show off your skills in this thrilling and interactive blackjack experience!

## Example prompts

1. **Prompt 1:** "Hit"

2. **Prompt 2:** "Stand"

3. **Prompt 3:** "Double Down"

4. **Prompt 4:** "Split"

5. **Prompt 5:** "Surrender"


## Features and commands

1. `Hit`: This command instructs the blackjack dealer to give you another card.

2. `Stand`: This command instructs the blackjack dealer that you do not want any more cards and you are satisfied with your current hand.

3. `Double Down`: This command allows you to double your initial bet after receiving the first two cards, and in return, you will receive one more card.

4. `Split`: This command is used when you have two cards of the same value. It allows you to split them into two separate hands and play them individually.

5. `Surrender`: This command allows you to give up your hand and lose half of your initial bet.

Note: The specific rules and available commands may vary depending on the implementation of the "Black Jack Attack" app.


