In-House Blackjack: 🃏 By popular demand. You play against the dealer and try to get as close to 21 as you can without going over. We built it ourselves and it's provably fair the same way the other In House games are.
How it works
Blackjack pays 3 to 2. A normal win pays 1 to 1. Ties are a push and you get your bet back. The house edge is 0.57%, lowest of all the In House games.
Dealer stands on all 17s. Dealer draws to 16 and stands on 17, soft 17 included. When the dealer shows a ten or an ace they peek for blackjack. If they have it the hand ends there, before you've put any more money in.
Double on any first two cards. You put up twice the bet and get exactly one more card. You can also double on hands after a split.
Split any pair once. Any two ten-value cards count as a pair. Each hand plays for the original bet. Split aces get one card each. 21 after a split is a win, not a blackjack.
Insurance when the dealer shows an ace. Costs half your bet, pays 2 to 1 if the dealer has blackjack. It's optional and most of the time you shouldn't take it.
Infinite shoe. Every card is an independent draw from a full 52 card deck, so counting doesn't work. The whole card stream comes from your seed. The verify tab shows the cards in the order they were dealt.
Keyboard. Space to bet, Q hit, W stand, E split, R double. T and Y answer the insurance question.
Where
Go to Casino, then the In House tab, or just search for "blackjack". If you leave in the middle of a hand it'll still be there when you get back, same cards.
Post your hands in the Casino topic, good or bad. If something looks off let us know in Feedback. We read all of it.