Live All Bets Blackjack

Live All Bets Blackjack

We offer the eight deck All Bets Blackjack game, played against a live dealer at a real Blackjack table. The seat can host an unlimited number of players.

Note that Casino allows up to 1,000 simultaneous players.

Betting flow

• If a game round is in progress when you enter the table, please wait for the next one, and then, place your bets.
• To place a bet, choose a chip and place it on the betting position.
• You can place several chips on different betting positions simultaneously.
• The timer in the game window shows how much time you have left to place your bets.
• After the No More Bets signal, the game round begins.
• Winnings are paid for the winning bets at the end of each game round.
• To play a game round, place your bets again or use the Rebet button.
• To skip a turn, simply do not place any bets on the table.

Game flow

• First, you must place the main bet, and then you get to place the optional side bets.
• After the bets have been confirmed, the dealer deals four cards: first card face up to the player, second card face up to dealer, third card face up to the player and fourth card face down to the dealer.
  • If the dealer shows an Ace in their initial hand, you get the option to Insure your hand against dealer’s Blackjack. If that is the case, dealer reveals their Blackjack directly after the insurance round and ends the game.
• Next comes the action round, and you can choose to Hit, Stand, Double or Split. If you do not make a move, you automatically Stand.
• Once all the players have made their choices, dealer begins to draw cards. Dealer stands on soft 17.
• If every player at the table busts (scores higher than 21), the round is over. The dealer does not draw additional cards.

Game flow

• First, you must place the main bet, and then you get to place the optional side bets.
• After the bets have been confirmed, the dealer deals four cards: first card face up to the player, second card face up to dealer, third card face up to the player and fourth card face down to the dealer.
  • If the dealer shows an Ace in their initial hand, you get the option to Insure your hand against dealer’s Blackjack. If that is the case, dealer reveals their Blackjack directly after the insurance round and ends the game.
  • If the dealer has an open 10-card and a hidden Ace, they reveal their hand and end the game.
• Next comes the action round, and you can choose to Hit, Stand, Double or Split. If you do not make a move, you automatically Stand.
• Once all the players have made their choices, dealer begins to draw cards. Dealer hits on soft 17.
• If every player at the table busts (scores higher than 21), the round is over. The dealer does not draw additional cards.

Limit ranges

The limit ranges displayed next to the table name in the Lobby and on the game table UI correspond to Blackjack's main position bet limits. The following bets have their own limits: Main bet, Dealer Pair, Player Pair, 21+3, Top 3, Buster Blackjack and Lucky Lucky.

Side bets

These are wagers that you can make beyond the main game bet. These cannot be placed without the main bet.

21+3

This is a type of a side bet that allows the players to bet that the first two cards dealt to the player, combined with the first card dealt to the dealer, will make a three-card poker hand against the following list of winning hands:

• Suited Three of a Kind - All three cards of the same suit and value
• Straight Flush - All three in sequence and of the same suit
• Three of a Kind - All three of the same ranking
• Straight - All three cards in sequence but not the same suit
• Flush - All three cards of the same suit

Pairs

Top 3

This side bet* combines player’s first two cards and dealer’s first card to form one of the following poker combinations: Three of a Kind, Straight Flush or Suited Three of a Kind. The bet pays only for those combinations.

Buster Blackjack

This side bet awards you whenever the dealer busts. The payout of the side bet is determined by the number of cards the dealer has in their hand: more cards mean higher payout and some payouts require you to have a Blackjack.

Lucky Lucky

You can bet that your first two cards combined with the dealer’s first card form a specific card combination:

Return to player

The theoretical percentage return to player (RTP) is 99.46% on the main game.

The RTP on the side bets (Player Pair and Dealer Pair) is 95.90%.

The RTP on the 21+3 side bet is 96.30%.

The RTP on the Top 3 side bet is 91%.

RTP on the side bet Lucky Lucky is 96.1%.

The RTP on the Buster Blackjack is 93.865%.

The RTP on the Buster Blackjack is 96.27%.

Payout tables

Card shuffle

Eight pre-shuffled decks are used in the game. When a new set of pre-shuffled cards arrives at the table, the cards are placed in the shoe and dealer places a divider into the new set of cards. Once the divider is dealt, the dealer announces that the cards will be replaced in the following round. Each time a new set of cards arrives at the table, all previous cards are removed. Additional shuffle is performed at the table before placing the new cards into the shoe.

New shoe card burn*: At the beginning of each new shoe, the dealer draws the first card from the shoe face up and the number of cards that corresponds to the value of the first card is burned (i.e. discarded), face down.

* Only available if enabled by your service provider.

UI Elements

Live Bets Disclaimer

We make every effort to ensure that the information that is displayed to you and on our website with regards to the events is accurate. However, this is to be used for guidance purposes only. Due to the nature of these events and due to live transmissions potentially being delayed, we assume no liability for any information, including the score and time of game, being incorrect. Please ensure that you refer to the specific betting rules to see how bets are settled in particular markets. Note that this delay varies between customers and may depend on the setup from which they are receiving the data or pictures.

Live video feeds: Due to the nature of the Internet, video latency may occur. The game has been designed to ensure that players do not have advantage nor are in disadvantage due to the potential latency.

Note on malfunctions: A malfunction voids all pays and plays.

Note on rounding: Bets are always rounded down from the third decimal point. When you are refunded, and the money is transferred to your account balance, any amount smaller than 0.01 is rounded down.

Note on unresolved actions: Unpaid actions are canceled after 90 days.

Note on disconnections: If you are disconnected from the Internet in the middle of a game while playing for Real Money, please re-establish your Internet connection and log back into the Casino. You will be automatically directed to the non-live version of the game you were playing so you can finish the game round. Please note that only the cards that were on the table at the moment of disconnection are carried over to such a game round. In some cases, the video stream may allow you to see additional dealer cards drawn or revealed after your disconnection. These cards are not carried over to the non-live game round. Note that side bets are resolved based on the Live game, and not the non-live version of the game.

Rules

Game rules

The object of the game is for the total of your cards to be closer to 21 than the dealer’s cards, without exceeding 21. Aces count as either 1 or 11, face cards as 10, and number cards at their face value. Blackjack beats a score of 21.

You can bet on all betting positions within a single game round. If two players are playing on the same position, one may choose to Stand and the other may choose to Hit. In this case, the dealer will deal another card to the position, but the player who chose to Stand will not receive the card.

If you receive an Ace and a ten-value card as your first two cards, you have Blackjack and win 1.5 times your bet (if your bet was 10, you receive 25). If the total value of your cards is closer to 21 than the dealer's, you win your bet amount (if your bet was 10, you receive 20). If the total of your cards is more than 21, you are "bust" and lose your bet. If you and the dealer have the same card total (17 and up) neither win, and your bet is returned to you in a "push".

The dealer draws cards until 16 and always stands on 17 (including soft 17).

The dealer hits on soft 17, meaning that if one of the cards in their hand is an Ace and the total of other card(s) in their hand is 6 (irrespective of the order they were dealt), the dealer has a soft 17, and this is shown as “7/17”. If this occurs, the dealer continues to deal cards to their hand until they get a hard 17 or higher.

When the dealer has an open 10-value card and a hidden Ace in their hand, the dealer reveals the hidden card and announces that the game round is over. There will be no decision or insurance round.

Split

If your first two cards have the same value, you may split them into two separate hands by placing a second bet equal to the original bet. You will then draw additional cards to each hand. You may not Split a split hand.

You may draw as many cards as you like on each split hand, but if you split two Aces, you receive only one additional card for each Ace. If you receive an Ace and a ten-value card in a split hand, it is considered 21 and not Blackjack. In this case the payout is 1:1, not 3:2.

Double

If, after you are dealt your first two cards, you think that the third card will allow you to beat the dealer's hand, you can double your bet. The bet amount becomes twice the original (with the difference taken out of your balance), and you are dealt one more card.

You may Double after splitting. If you Double and dealer's first card’s value is 11 (Ace), and the dealer gets Blackjack, you lose both bets. If dealer’s first card’s value is 10, and the dealer gets Blackjack, your Double bet is returned to you.

Insurance

If the dealer shows an Ace in his initial hand, you are given a chance to insure your bet against him having a Blackjack. If you get Insurance, an amount equal to half your original bet is placed separately on the table. If the dealer does have Blackjack, you are paid 2 to 1 on your insurance. This way you do not lose your original bet (because you get the 2x half your original bet, plus the insurance amount back). If the dealer does not have Blackjack, you lose the insurance amount, even if you end up losing.

You can insure any Real Money bet, but not a Golden Chip bet.

Insurance is offered when both you and the dealer have received the second card and the dealer shows an Ace as their first card in their hand. The dealer checks for a Blackjack directly after the insurance round, and if they have a Blackjack, the game round is ended before action time.

10 Card Charlie

It is theoretically possible for you to draw 10 cards without going bust. In this case your hand automatically wins, except when the dealer has Blackjack.