Look & Feel

House rules & RTP

Classic 7 seat blackjack tables, dealt from a manually shuffled 8 deck shoe.

  • Dealer draws 1 face up, 1 face down card on initial deal (ie ‘US Style’ deal)
  • Dealer stand all 17s
  • No double down after split
  • You can double any 2 cards
  • You can’t hit split Aces (ie you will can only draw 1 card to split Aces)
  • Insurance is offered
  • You can’t re-split
  • Side bets offered (Pairs & ’21+3′)
  • You can Bet behind other seated players if you prefer or if table is full
  • Theoretical return to player rate (assuming optimal play):
    – Main game: 99.28%
    – Pairs side bet: 95.90%
    – 21+3 side bet: 96.30%

COMPLETE HOUSE RULES

Infinite Blackjack: one-to-many live blackjack table.

Evolution Gaming introduced Infinite Blackjack in October 2018. An unlimited number of players can play the singe deal on this table.

The main game house rules are the same as for all Evolution Gaming’s 7 seat tables (as outlined above), with one important exception: 6 Card Charlie rule applies.

Under 6 Card Charlie, players win if they draw six cards without going over 21, even if the dealer has Blackjack.

Infinite Blackjack also offers 4 optional side bets as indicated below.

Theoretical return to player rate (assuming optimal play):

  • Blackjack Main Game: 99.47%
  • Any Pair side bet: 95.90%
  • 21+3 side bet: 96.30%
  • Hot 3 side bet: 94.60%
  • Bust It side bet: 94.12%

COMPLETE HOUSE RULES

Sample game recording

Our picks for where to play, and why

House rules are identical across all Evolution Gaming blackjack tables offered by all partner casinos. The key considerations therefore become seat availability and limit range (low minimums especially). Beyond this studio ambiance availability/regularity of blackjack table giveaways/promos and presence of VIP hosts add to the playing experience.

With this in mind, it follows that our picks for the best casinos to play are those with the largest private/exclusive blackjack table areas:

Depending on where you live, you may not be able to open an account at these casinos.

Check the live casino summary page for availability, and other Evolution Gaming casinos to play blackjack at.

Way back when…

This is what Evolution Gaming live blackjack tables looked like back in 2009.