Classic 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, depending on which value benefits you the most. If your and the dealer’s hands are of equal value not exceeding 21, it’s a draw/push. If your initial 2 cards are an Ace and a 10-point card (Jack, Queen, or King), you have a blackjack.

You can have up to 3 hands at once, while the dealer always has one. Each of your hands competes separately against the dealer’s hand.

The first 2 cards of equal rank can be split. This separates each card into 2 hands and places an additional bet equal to your original one on the second hand. You can not split again if you get 2 more equal cards.

Use the button during the playing stage to double your bet and get one more card.

You can receive strategy assistance by activating the Lightbulb button at the top of the screen. Hints are available for 2-card hands and suggest options such as Stand, Hit, and Split. Push the button again to deactivate Hints.

Is available at 50% of your stake when the dealer’s first card is an Ace (as it creates the possibility of a blackjack for the dealer). A pop-up with the relevant suggestion appears. You can insure some or all hands. To reject insurance, tap the Skip button.

For players who enjoy fast gameplay, click the Lightning button to speed up the game. Push the button again to deactivate it.

You can play for the same bets as in the previous round by clicking the Rebet button.