Definition: Insurance Blackjack - a term in poker, often used to describe a hand where two cards (usually four) are of different suits or ranks in order to make up an "insurance" card which is worth its own face value. The goal in this game is for the player to have a win by matching all pairs of cards from the same suit together. The definition of insurance blackjack can vary slightly depending on the context and rules, but generally it involves two consecutive pairs or pairs of cards that are of different suits (or ranks), which then act as "insurable" cards in order to make up an "insurance" card with a face value of its own. This can include aces or other types of high cards such as kings. The game is typically played with a standard deck of 52 cards, and players have the option to start with a specific number (such as one ace) for a starting hand before adding more cards from different suits at any time until they reach their goal.
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