Blackjack

This game follows all the standard rules of Blackjack. General Rules

Bet on All Seats:

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  • Identical bets placed on different seats.
  • Same value bet is placed on each seat.
  • When taking a new seat, the system automatically places the same value bet on it.

Bet per Seat:

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  • Different value bets can be placed on each seat.
  • New seat remains empty with no bets placed on it.
  • Bet per seat mode stays active.

Switching Modes:

If different value bets were initially placed using the "Bet per Seat" option but then switched to the "Bet on All Seats" mode:

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  • The new seat receives the smallest bet among the existing bets.
  • The "Bet per Seat" mode is activated.

This game follows all the standard rules of Blackjack. General Rules

Cashback Feature:

Eligibility: If you use Regular Chips for the main bet, you can choose to cash out the Cashback amount during each action round.

Exceptions: Cashback is not available if you have a Blackjack or choose to Double.

Main Bet Only: The Cashback only applies to the main bet and does not return the bet placed on the hand.

Dynamic Amount: The Cashback amount is displayed in the game UI and can change dynamically based on the table's cards.

Golden Chips: If the Ante bet was made with Golden Chips, Cashback is not offered.

This game follows all the standard rules of Blackjack. General Rules

This game follows all the standard rules of Blackjack. General Rules

If your initial two cards have the same value, you have the option to split them into two separate hands by placing an equal second bet.

 

Each hand will receive additional cards.

Folding Option:

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  • If you prefer not to split, you can choose to fold.
  • By folding, your bet will be returned to you with a deduction of 20%.
  • You will be out of the current game round.

Splitting Rules:

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  • Only one split action is allowed per seat.
  • Splitting a split hand is not permitted.

Drawing Cards:

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  • On each split hand, you can draw as many cards as you like.
  • Exception: When splitting two Aces, you receive only one additional card for each Ace.

Special Cases:

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  • If you receive an Ace and a ten-value card in a split hand, it is considered 21 and not Blackjack.
  • Payout for this hand is 1:1 instead of the usual 3:2.

1. Double Your Bet: You can choose to double your original bet amount. In return, you will receive one additional card.
2. Doubling After Splitting: You also have the option to double down after splitting your hand.
    

Outcomes:

Dealer's First Card is an Ace: If the dealer's first card is an Ace and they get a Blackjack, you lose both your original and double bets.

Dealer's First Card is a 10: If the dealer's first card is a 10 and they get a Blackjack, your double bet is returned to you.

Example:

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  • Original Bet: $10
  • Double Bet: $10 (doubling the original bet)
  • Total Bet: $20
  • Outcome if Dealer Has Blackjack with an Ace: Lose $20
  • Outcome if Dealer Has Blackjack with a 10: Original bet lost, double bet returned

In the game of Blackjack, if the dealer's initial card is an Ace, you have the option to take insurance. This is a side bet that protects you against the dealer having a Blackjack.

How to Take Insurance: (If table rules allow)

Place Your Bet: When the dealer's face-up card is an Ace, you can choose to place an insurance bet. This bet is equal to half of your original bet.

Outcome of the Insurance Bet:

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  • Dealer Has Blackjack: If the dealer's hidden card is a 10, making a Blackjack, you win the insurance bet. The payout for the insurance bet is 2 to 1.
  • Dealer Does Not Have Blackjack: If the dealer does not have a Blackjack, you lose the insurance bet, but the game continues with your original bet.

Example:

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  • Original Bet: $10
  • Insurance Bet: $5 (half of the original bet)
  • Payout if Dealer Has Blackjack: $10 (2 to 1 on the $5 insurance bet)
  • Loss if Dealer Does Not Have Blackjack: $5 (insurance bet)

There is a unique possibility of drawing 10 cards without exceeding a total of 21. Achieving this results in an automatic win for your hand.

 

How It Works:

Drawing 10 Cards: If you manage to draw 10 cards without busting (exceeding a total of 21), you automatically win the hand.

Condition: This automatic win only applies if the dealer does not have a Blackjack.

Example:

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  • Your Hand: 10 cards totaling 21 or less
  • Dealer's Hand: No Blackjack
  • Outcome: Automatic win for your hand

Join a Full Table

You can join a full table as a Bet Behind player.

Follow Main Players

This allows you to follow the actions of the main players and place bets on their hands.

Multiple Positions

You can be a Bet Behind player on multiple positions, except your own.

Automatic Actions

As a Bet Behind player, you automatically follow the main player's actions, except for Splitting or Doubling if you don't have enough funds.

Insurance

Insurance is not available for Bet Behind players.

Bet Returns

If a main player doesn't bet, your Bet Behind bet is returned.

Bet Limits

Bet limits for Bet Behind bets are shown in the Table limits panel.

Surrender Conditions:

You can surrender your hand if the dealer's up card is between 2 and 10.

Surrender Benefit:

This allows you to end your hand and receive half of your main bet back.

Timing:

Surrender is offered once during the first action round.

Insurance Restriction:

Surrender is not available if the insurance offer has been triggered.

Surrender does not affect side bets.

If you used Golden Chips for your main bet, surrender is not an option

21+3:

This side bet allows players to wager on specific winning hands formed by the first two cards dealt to the player and the first card dealt to the dealer.

Winning Hands:

Suited Three of a Kind:

All three cards have the same suit and value.

Straight Flush:

All three cards are in sequence and have the same suit.

Three of a Kind:

All three cards have the same rank.

Straight:

All three cards are in sequence but do not have the same suit.

Flush:

All three cards have the same suit.

The Top 3 side bet combines the player's first two cards and the dealer's first card to form specific poker combinations.

Winning Combinations:

 

Three of a Kind:

All three cards have the same rank.

Straight Flush:

All three cards are in sequence and have the same suit.

Suited Three of a Kind:

All three cards have the same suit and value.

Payouts:

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  • The bet pays out only for these combinations.