Blackjack Games

Player

• In multi-hand Blackjack Game, Blackjack pays back 3 to 2.
• Only one split is allowed. There is no re-splitting.
• The multi-hand blackjack player may double down either one or both initial two cards of a split.
• Only the first two cards of each hand are eligible for Blackjack. Split cards are not eligible for Blackjack.
• If Aces are split, then each Ace will only receive one card.
• If Aces are split, then each Ace will only receive one card.
• A maximum of eight cards can be drawn for any hand. An eight-card Player whose hand value does not exceed 21 will be an automatic winner.

Dealer

• The multi-hand blackjack dealer must draw to 16.
• The dealer must stand on all 17's including soft values where an Ace could be counted as an 11 value.
• When the Dealer's face up card is an Ace, an Insurance Bet will be offered. The Dealer then checks for the Blackjack.
• The Dealer will also check for Blackjack when the Dealer's face up card is a 10 or a face card.
• When Dealer Blackjack is revealed, play ends; unless the Player's hand is also a Blackjack, then the Player loses the main bets. Player Blackjack in this case is a push and the main bet is returned to the player.

General Rules

• If there is any malfunction, the game and all pays void.
• In multi-hand blackjack game, 6 decks of standard playing cards are shuffled for each hand of play.

The Player's Suite Multi-Hand Blackjack Game offers up to three hands of blackjack in which player try to beat the Dealer by accumulating a total card value as close to but not over twenty-one points.

Begin by placing the bets. Players may bet on any one or all three hand positions.

After all bets have been placed, click the DEAL button to begin play.

In multi-hand blackjack game, the player will receive two cards, both faces up, for each position on which a bet has been placed. The Dealer receives two cards, one face down and one face up.

Face cards are worth ten and Aces are worth either one or eleven. All other cards are worth the value on their face. When the hand's first two cards equal twenty-one, such as an Ace plus a face card, it is called Blackjack.

To begin playing the Multi-Hand Blackjack Game, player must first select a chip value by clicking it. Chip values are located at the bottom of the playing field. The selected chips will then become highlighted and appear in a raised position. In this game, the Bets may be made by clicking on the bet circle which is located in the center of the table. Each click places one chip on the table.

Click on the corresponding bet circle to place a bet on any one or more hands. Your bet must meet the minimum bet but not exceed the maximum bet.

Click the DEAL button after placing the bets.

After the game is completed and player wants to start a new one, he may repeat the last bet placed by clicking the REBET AND DEAL button. The REBET AND DEAL both restores previous bets and starts play assuming enough credits exist.

The REBET button should be clicked if player want to repeat the previous bet without starting a new game. Players may adjust any placed bet, but the DEAL button needs to be clicked for play to begin.

The DOUBLE BET button doubles any presently placed bet. The DOUBLE BET button is only available if the bet limit has not been exceeded.

If the DOUBLE BET button is clicked before a bet is placed, this would equivalent to click the REBET button and then the DOUBLE BET button. The DEAL button must click to start the game.

Bets may be removed by either holding the SHIFT key while clicking on the chips on the felt or by clicking on the CLEAR button.

Insurance Bet

In multi-hand blackjack game, when the Dealer's face up card is an Ace, player may place an Insurance Bet on any hand with a main bet. If one hand is being played, player will be asked if he want to take an Insurance Bet for that hand. If two or more hands are being played, then player can accept or reject the Insurance Bet for the first hand and, he can accept or reject Insurance Bets for all of his hands at the same time by clicking either YES TO ALL or NO TO ALL.

Each Insurance Bet, if accepted, is equal to half of the matching bet.

After the Insurance Bets are either accepted or rejected, the Dealer checks for Blackjack. If the Dealer has a Blackjack, then each Insurance Bet will be paid at 2 to 1; each Insurance Bet will be forfeited if the Dealer does not have Blackjack.

Get ready to play multi-hand blackjack game, the world's most popular online casino game one, two, or even three hands at a time. Every deal can earn up to three times the action.

About The Game

Player may play up to three hands in this classic black jack game of 21. The new Player's Suite edition ensures the smoothest play experience found anywhere on Internet. We'll give every player the VIP treatment.

Playing a Hand of Blackjack

After bets are placed, click the DEAL button and cards are dealt to each of player’s hands and to the Dealer.

When the Dealer's face up card is a ten value card, the face down card is also checked for Blackjack, but no Insurance Bet will be offered earlier. This early checking for Dealer Blackjack is a Player advantage since it avoids risking additional double down and split bets that would be lost if a late Dealer Blackjack were revealed.

If the Dealer's hand is a Blackjack, the game ends and all main bets are forfeited. If the Player also has a Blackjack, it is a push and the bet for that hand will be returned.

If the Dealer does not have a Blackjack, then players have the opportunity to play out each of their dealt hands. If player has a Blackjack on the first two cards dealt and the Dealer does not have a Blackjack, then the player wins and will immediately be paid at 3 to 2.

If the Dealer does not have a Blackjack then player is given the chance to try and improve the outcome of his hand. Player may choose one of the following options depending on the cards you hold:

HIT: Player can ask for additional card. Player can request for Additional cards until he stand or his card total value reaches 21or bust. When player bust he has received a card that puts the total value of all his cards to go over 21. In that case, that hand loses and player’s main bet is forfeited.

STAND: Player decide to request no further cards and play that hand against the Dealer's hand.

SPLIT: If the first two cards in a hand are the same value then player may split them into two separate hands by clicking SPLIT. If Aces are split, one additional card may be dealt to each Ace. Only one split will be allowed per hand and there is not re-splitting.

DOUBLE DOWN: Player may click DOUBLE DOWN to double the main bet and receive only one additional card.

In this game, the total card value is shown on circular plaques contiguous to each hand. As cards are dealt, the plaque will show the updated total card value. When Player's hand is compared against the Dealer's, Aces are given the highest possible value not to exceed 21.

When all of player's hands have been played, then the Dealer's face down card is revealed. If any of player's hands are compared against the Dealer's hand, the Dealer's hand will be played out. Otherwise the Dealer's down card will be revealed and the game ends.

In multi-handed blackjack game, when the Dealer's total card value is 6 or lower, additional cards will be dealt until the total card value is 17 or higher. The Dealer will bust if the hand value exceeds 21, in which case any of player's standing hands win. Otherwise, the Dealer's total card value will be compared against each of player's hands. If there is a tie, this is a push and player's bet for that hand will be returned.