Real Time Gaming online casinos offer Las Vegas style
Blackjack as well as several "21 Games", which are various
offshoots of Blackjack, including Pontoon, Super 21,
Caribbean 21, Face Up 21 and Match Play 21. We shall first
talk about their standard blackjack offering and revisit
the various hybrids later.
The standard rules you should
know about for Real Time Gaming blackjack are that
Doubling Down is allowed on any two hands, splitting hands
is permitted, split Aces only get one card dealt to each
new hand, and the Dealer hits on a Soft 17.
In regards to
Splitting, only the first two cards are permitted to be
split. In other words, there are no re-splits. Although
this raises the House Edge a bit, the fact that players
are permitted to split Aces helps to balance the Edge back
out. However, allowing the dealer to hit on a Soft 17 is
more favorable to the Casinos Edge. The dealer hits on any
total of 16 or less and must stand on any total of
Seventeen or more.
Another rule to be aware of is that
Blackjack does indeed pay 3:2, but only on the player's
initially dealt hand. Surrendering is not allowed but
taking Insurance is, which pays out the standard 2:1 if
taken and the dealer is holding Blackjack. All other
winning hands pay even money.
The playing interface is
very fast and user-friendly, and employs striking
graphics. Chip denominations range from 1 to 500,
and betting limits are displayed on the table, just as
they would in a real casino. Split, Double, Stand, Hit and ReBet buttons are prominently displayed and light up when
they become viable options. Keep in mind that the Rebet button places the bet and commences the next deal.
So, only make sure you press the rebet button if you are
certain you want to play another hand.
A great thing about
Real Time Gaming Software is that is offers an AutoPlay
feature allowing bettors to program stopping times based
on a number of factors, including balance amounts and/or
win amounts. Gaming controls are highly customizable,
allowing players to see the online casino in full screen
mode, include dealer voices and ambient sounds, as well as
a change the card speed.
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