American Blackjack

Feature Overview

Everyone at the American Blackjack table plays to beat the house. Your goal is to beat the dealer's hand by reaching as close as possible to 21 without exceeding it. All face cards count as 10, while Aces count as 1 or 11. Hit a natural Blackjack by landing an Ace and a face card on your first two cards to get paid 3:2. That is, unless the dealer also has a natural Blackjack, in which case you push the hand without winning or losing your wager. 

Technical Specifications & Mechanics

In this variant, you can play up to three seats at once. Put down a chip on the seat you want to play and the cards will be dealt. Both you and the dealer initially get two cards, but only one of the dealer’s is face-up. Based on your cards, you can choose to stand, split, double, surrender, or buy insurance. 

Bet & Paytable Analysis

As we already mentioned, a natural Blackjack pays 3:2 in this variant. Every Blackjack pro will tell you these are the best odds you can find, much better than in the 6:5 Blackjack variants. Every time you win a hand, you get paid 1:1. If you want to purchase insurance when the dealer is showing an Ace, you can place an insurance side bet for half your bet. If you win this side bet, you get paid 3:2. 

Theme & Atmosphere

Since this is an electronic blackjack variant, you can expect much faster gameplay than in live blackjack. The table is well designed, and you have a clear view of what’s happening at all times. This is the perfect variant for players aiming to play some quick games and cover as many hands as possible in a short amount of time. 

Unique Selling Points

• Natural Blackjack – A natural Blackjack hand pays 3:2, which are the best odds you can find. 
• Play up to Three Hands – There are three seats available, with the same possible bets. 
• Insurance Bet – Experienced Blackjack players will tell you the insurance bet is the worst one you can make.