BlackJack Rules
How to play Black Jack
The cards of BlackJack
The Multibox Blackjack is usualy played with four standard decks of 52 playing cards.
The so called number cards with the values from 2 to 10, has its face number as value. And the high cards (royal suite) kings,
queens and the jacks have a value of 10 the ace is either worth 1 point or 11 points (depending on the other cars in you current blackjack hand).
The game is played against a dealer. Each player is dealt two cards, in each game box, a player can have more than one box (hand) in each game. The players cards are dealt face up, but only one of the dealers cards is dealt face up, the other in the dealers Blackjack hand is dealt face down. The player are given the choise to have additional cards or if she/he wants the player can stay with the dealt cards. As long as the players blackjack hand does not exceed the value of 21 she/he can choose to have more cards dealt. If the players hand value exceeds 21 she/he is busted, and out of the game, money lost.
Wen the player choose to stand (no more cards is dealt) the deler reveals hers/his cards, The dealer then must have cards with at least the sum of 17 in ordet to stand. Wen the dealer is satisfied with the blackjack hand she/he has got, the winner is decided between the player and the dealer. If the blackjack player has a more valuable hand than the blackjack dealer, then the player is the winner.
If the player and dealer has the same blackjack hand value, then the game is considered to be a draw, the bet is returned to the player.
Black Jack
If the player or the dealer has a value 10 card and an ace it is a Blackjack.
The player wins 1.5 the bet if she/he get Blackjack.
Blackjack insurance
If the face up card in the dealers blackjach hand is an ace. The player is given the opportunity to buy
a so called insurance. This is done by adding .5 times the initial bet.
If the dealer strikes a Blackjack, the player will win 2 times the insured bet.
If the dealer doesnt hit Blackjack, The player loses the insurance bet.
The outcome of the entire hand is calculated as a ordinary Blackjack hand.
The Blackjack split
If a player is dealt two cards of the same value (including two of the
same face cards), he is entitled to "split" the cards and double
his initial bet. He will now be playing two hands of Blackjack, one at
a time. The first hand is dealt a second card. The player must decide
whether he would like to STAND or take another card by clicking HIT. Once
the player has finished the first hand, he must move onto the second,
repeating the same process. After the player is satisfied with both hands
it is the dealer's turn. The dealer will now reveal his other card and
take additional cards until he has a total of 17 or more.
Double Down
The player may double his bet after viewing his initial two cards. He
will then only be allowed one additional HIT to complete his hand. It
is also possible to Double Down after a Split, except in the case of two
aces.
Players compete against the computerized dealer. Click the chips to place your bet between 1.00 - 40.00 per box.
Click DEAL to deal the cards.
Choose between HIT, STAND, INSURANCE, SPLIT and STAND depending on the cards you have received.
