Welcome to Pragmatic’s Privé Lounge Blackjack

Calling all super high rollers. There’s another high stakes live blackjack experience in town – Privé Lounge Blackjack from Pragmatic Play.

They come with the same house rules as Pragmatic’s other classic 7 seat blackjack tables. Just much higher limits and access restrictions.

High Limits

Limits are high. As indicated in the graphic, bets start at €1,000  (or £1,000 if you’re paying from the UK) and this is the same across all tables irrespective of the casino you’re playing at.

Maximums vary by table and casino and there’s no doubt some VIP wiggle room to negotiate higher. The above table pictured at Unibet allowed €20,000 maximum bets. A more recently introduced Privé Lounge Blackjack 9 comes with advertised bets up €100,000 per hand at Betsson.

Restricted player access

Access is restricted. You can’t open one of these tables unless your casino account balance is north of €6,000.

Even if you have more than €6K in your account, you can’t open one of these tables when it is occupied by another player. These tables are truly exclusive to VIPs during the entire duration of their playing session, with no other players able to join the table or even watch the action.

The Privé Lounge launched with 5 live blackjack tables with Unibet and Betsson among the early adopters.

By May 2024, the number of tables Privé Blackjack tables had already expanded to 10, with many occupied during busy times.

No Doubt Pragmatic will continue to roll them out as demand requires.

The Privé Lounge concept isn’t new. Neither is the name Privé (French for private) given to tables actually. Evolution launched their Salon Privé Blackjack and Roulette tables back in March 2018, followed by Salon Privé Baccarat in August that year.

Evolution’s tables have also been well received by high rollers with more being added since to meet demand. By mid 2023 the expanded Salon Privé range included 10 blackjack and 10 baccarat tables. At any given time quite a few of these tables are usually occupied.