Challenge: Functioning Blackjack Game

Question

This is kept fairly original:

Write a program that creates a standard blackjack game:

• input "h" means hit or draw another card

• input "s" means stand, or take what you have already

  Rules:

• cards values are as follows:

• 2-9 = face value of card

• 10, J, Q, K = 10

• aces = 11 unless player busts, then it's only a 1

• if 2 or more aces are drawn the first is 11, and each one after is a 1

• the bank needs 18-21, and has to draw another card until they are in this range

• this game runs forever

  Procedure:

  • The player gets 2 cards at the beginning, shown by "Player:" in the console (Example: Player gets 2 and 5 at the beginning. Console output: "Player: 2, 5").
  • The cards can be shown in the console by their values (For example: 2, 10, 1 | No need for: 2, K, A), but you can also use the card-names instead. Your choice
  • The input by the player is "h" for "hit" and "s" for "stand". Also allowed is 1 and 0
  • The bank gets one card at the beginning, shown by "Bank:"
  • At the end you get the output "Win", "Lose", "Draw", or "Blackjack", depending on the game

This game is a code-golf challenge.

Answer 1

Python 3, 574 \$\cdots\$ 338 337 bytes

from random import*
e,L,B,P=exit,"Lose","Bank:","Player:"
d=[*range(2,12)]*4+[10]*12
c=d.pop
def h(l,m):
 l+=[c()]
 if sum(l)>21and 11in l:l[l.index(11)]=1
 print(m,*l);return sum(l)
shuffle(d)
b=[]
t=h(b,B)
p=[c()]
u=h(p,P)
u>20<e("Blackjack")
while'h'==input():u=h(p,P)
u>21<e(L)
while t<18:t=h(b,B)
22>t>u<e(L)
u==t<e("Draw")
e("Win")

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