BlackJack card game

Overview
Engage in the classic card game of Blackjack, where strategy meets luck in the pursuit of the elusive 21.

Key Features
1. Ace Value Flexibility: The Ace can be worth 1 or 11 points, adapting to your hand's needs.
2. Face Card Worth: Jacks, Queens, and Kings are valued at 10 points, simplifying score calculations.
3. Winning Goal: Aim to accumulate cards that sum as close to 21 as possible without exceeding it and to have a higher final score than the dealer.
4. Initial Deal: Players and the dealer start with two cards each; an immediate total of 21 for the player can result in an instant win.
5. Hit or Stand: Players decide whether to draw an extra card (Hit), or play with their current hand (Stand).
6. Dealer's Play: The dealer must hit until their hand value is at least 17, at which point they must stand.
7. Readonly Decimal Module: Players aim for a final count closer to 21 than the dealer’s hand to win, with potential earnings based on their bets.

Interesting Gameplay
1. Starting Hands: The game begins with each participant, including the dealer, receiving two cards. A natural blackjack leads to immediate victory unless the dealer also draws blackjack.
2. HIT/STAND Decisions: Players strategize by requesting additional cards (HIT) or sticking with their hand (STAND), careful not to surpass 21 points.
3. Dealer's Restriction: The dealer cannot act freely but must draw until reaching a minimum of 17 points, potentially providing an advantage to strategic players.
4. Comparison Outcome: Once the dealer has played, scores are compared; closer the count to 21 without going over wins the round.
5. The Split Option: Players can split identical cards into two hands, doubling the potential to win but at the relating risk of multiplying their stakes.