Blackjack Gold Slot Review

About the Game

This Blackjack is played with 6 decks of 52 cards.

• Surrender. The player can choose to surrender. By clicking the surrender button (flag icon), the player gets 50% of the bet back.
• Side Bets: Boost your winnings with side bets on 21+3 or Perfect Pairs, offering payouts of up to 100:1.
• Double Up Double up after splitting to win even more.

Base Game

The object of the game is to win money by getting a point total greater than the dealer’s hand but not exceeding 21, or by stopping at a total in the hope that the dealer will lose.

Side Bets

In addition to the main game, there are two side bets, 21+3 and Perfect Pairs. The side bets have a separate payout table.

Surrender

The player can choose to REFUSE. By clicking the REFUSE button (flag icon), the player gets 50% of the bet back.

Double

Player can choose to DOUBLE after SPLIT

• Base Game

• Perfect Pair Side Bet

• 21+3 Side Bet

Black Jack

After all winnings from the side bets have been paid, the game returns to the rules of Blackjack. At the beginning of each round, the player places bets in Bet Places. The goal of the game is to win money by creating card totals higher than the “dealer’s” but not exceeding 21, or by standing on a total in the hope that the “dealer” loses.

Hand Value

Number cards are counted by their number. Face cards are counted as 10, and aces are counted as 1 or 11 depending on the values ​​of the other cards. The value of a hand is the sum of the cards. If the total exceeds 21, the hand is considered bust.

Game Strategies

STAND: If the first two cards are acceptable, the player may stand and the dealer moves to the next betting spot.

HIT: If the player wants more cards to improve their hand total, the dealer will deal more cards, one at a time, until the player either “busts” (goes over 21) or decides to stand. There is no limit to the number of cards a player can take (other than going over 21 total).

DOUBLE DOWN: If the player’s hand total is favorable but they need to take an additional card, the player may double the initial bet and the dealer will only deal 1 additional card.

SPLIT: If a player is dealt a pair (2 cards of the same value), he has the option to make a second bet and the dealer will split the two cards so that each card becomes the first card of two new hands. This also applies to picture cards and 10s. For example, a player is allowed to split a hand consisting of a King and a Jack because they both have the same value, although they are not actually a pair. Make a second bet equal to your first.

If a player is dealt a pair of Aces, he has the option to SPLIT following the rule above, and only for these pairs the player cannot HIT or DOUBLE. The player automatically stands.

DEAL: When a player can choose to HIT or STAND, he can also decide to DEAL, which means that the player does not want to play with this card. By pressing the SURRENDER button (flag icon), the player will receive back 50% of the bet amount, and the remaining 50% will be taken from the dealer.

In case a player splits the card, we will offer the option to DOUBLE for both hands (with the classic rule of 1 card per hand)

Dealer Plays Hand

After the player has finished playing, the “dealer’s” hand is decided by drawing cards until the hand reaches a total of 17 “soft” or higher (17 “soft” is made with an Ace, which has a value of 11). The “dealer” never doubles, splits or surrenders.

If the dealer busts (hand is worth more than 21), all remaining Bet Places hands win. If the dealer does not bust, each remaining bet wins if its hand is higher than the dealer’s, and loses if it is lower. If the dealer and the player have the same hand, we have a “Push”, the player gets his bet amount back.

Payout Rules

Wins are paid at even odds, with the exception of Player Blackjacks, which are traditionally paid at 3 to 2. Blackjack games usually offer an additional bet called Insurance, a player can buy “Insurance”, this costs 50% of the bet, it pays 2:1 if the dealer has a Blackjack, the game ends and the player wins.

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