At the table
- Choose a currency and set a whole-chip wager within the limits shown at the table. Select Deal to start.
- If the dealer shows an Ace and your original wager is at least 2 chips, choose whether to buy the displayed insurance or select No thanks before playing your hand.
- Try to finish closer to 21 than the dealer without going over. Hit takes another card; Stand keeps your total.
- Double adds a matching stake and gives the hand one final card. A matching pair may be split into separate hands, with an additional stake for each new hand.
- Your final card finishes revealing before the dealer reveals the hidden card and completes the hand. The result and total return appear at the table.
Rules worth knowing
- A newly shuffled six-deck shoe is used for each round. The dealer stands on soft 17 and checks for Blackjack before further play, after offering insurance when showing an Ace.
- An unsplit natural Blackjack pays 3:2 profit. An ordinary winning hand pays 1:1 profit; a push returns that hand’s stake.
- Insurance is optional, including when you have Blackjack. It costs half your original wager rounded down to whole chips: a 5-chip wager offers 2 chips of insurance, and a 1-chip wager cannot buy insurance. It pays 2:1 profit, returning 3× the insurance stake in total, only if the dealer has Blackjack. Otherwise the insurance stake is lost. Your main hand is settled separately.
- Split matching ranks into up to four hands. Doubling after splitting is allowed. Split aces receive one card each and cannot be split again; a split hand does not count as a natural Blackjack.
- There is no surrender. After five minutes without a move, any unanswered insurance offer is declined and every unfinished hand stands. Closing or reconnecting does not reset that deadline.
An example round
An ordinary win on 10 chips returns 20 chips in total. A natural on 10 returns 25. A natural on 3 returns 7 after rounding down, rather than 7.5.
