


At a glance
Theme
Card & Table
Provider
Stars
Min stake
£0.1
Key features
Blackjack
Decks:6Hands:1Soft 17:Dealer standsDouble:Any two cardsSplit:1 (2 hands total)Split Aces:One card on eachEach Seats Main BetMin £0.10 - £100SurrenderNo
Six 52-card decks are used in Blackjack and shuffled together before every hand is dealt, and the dealer does not receive a hole card. The dealer must hit on all totals of 16 or under, as well as on soft 17 (a hand containing an ace that totals either seven or 17), and should players hit Blackjack you will be paid at 3:2 odds. If the player’s hand loses to Blackjack, then only the compulsory initial bet is forfeited and all other optional bets that have not bust (splits and doubles) will be pushed and returned.
There is a minimum bet in Blackjack, but more betting options become available as hands progress.
Players can double down on any two-card hand, meaning you can double your initial bet, so long as you are committed to ‘standing’ after being dealt one additional card.
Player can also split two cards if they are paired or of equal value. Therefore, if you are dealt king-queen, jack-ten, nine-nine or seven-seven you can create two hands for an additional wager of the same amount. Here are some additional rules on splitting:
Players can split once for a total of two hands, except when dealt a pair of aces
Aces may be split only once, after which players will receive only one card for each split hand
When playing Blackjack, players cannot ‘surrender’. However, if you think the dealer is about to hit Blackjack, you can also buy ‘insurance’. This means should the dealer hit Blackjack, you’ll be paid 2:1 on your insurance bet.
The theoretical return to player (RTP) for Blackjack is 99.40%.
Malfunction voids all pays and plays.
Any combination of wins in a single game is limited and will not exceed £250,000.00. It may not be possible to reach this limit in a single game from every stake configuration.
This game has a theoretical average return to player (RTP) of 99.400%.
For any payout which gives out fractional payments, these will be rounded down to 2 decimal places.
System malfunction voids all pays and all plays.
Due to high production values of this game, lower-tier hardware may run into compatibility issues and, in certain instances, you will not be able to play.
In the event of a game in real play being interrupted, (i.e. started but not completed due to connectivity issues or accidentally closing the browser, etc.), depending on the previous state of the game, it will either resume from the point of the last play or display the outcome of the game already in play.
Any winnings will be correctly credited to the player account and will be exact according to the result prior to the game being interrupted.
All results are predetermined.
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