Multihand Blackjack

The goal is to collect up to 6 cards with a face value higher than the banker’s without exceeding 21. If a combination of cards exceeds 21, it’s called a “Bust,” resulting in an instant loss in the round. An ace can be counted as 1 or 11 if included in the first two cards. 

A Blackjack combination of an 11-point ace and any 10-point card pays 3 to 2 at the beginning of the round.

The first two cards of equal rank can be split. This means separating each card into two hands and placing an equal bet to the initial bet. Then, the game is played for two hands with individual cards and stakes, which doubles the winning possibilities.

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The game can be played with three hands at once.

It’s possible to double the bet if the player’s initial two cards’ value is 9,10 or 11 and add the last card to the hand.

A player can repeat the previous bets by clicking the Rebet button.