Vegas Strip Blackjack
Vegas Strip Blackjack, using four 52 card decks which are shuffled following each hand, is played according to the general rules of Blackjack, with the addition of several specific rules.
Vegas Technology offers players the opportunity to play 5 hands at a time and a chance to get the best player odds possible. It is certainly one of the most player oriented games around and fans of blackjack in general will love this version.
The graphics are vibrant and include some very nicely crafted chip trays. The action is watched from above the table, with the buttons required for game play situated at the bottom of the screen.
This game features adjustable game speeds, sound options and also a multiplayer option, but there is no auto play. The minimum bet is $2, with a maximum bet of $200, with chip values of $2/5/25.00 and 100.00. The chips are dragged to the betting area and values can be decreased by right clicking on the chip/s to be decreased.
The dealer will stand on a total of 17. If his face up card happens to be an Ace, players are offered insurance before he checks for blackjack. Is his face up card a ten or a card with the value of ten, he will immediately check for blackjack. If he has a blackjack, the dealer wins.
The rules for Splitting in this game allow re – splitting twice, although aces may not be re – split. A hand containing a ten-value card and an ace after splitting aces will not be counted as blackjack, but as a normal hand value of 21 and will lose to the dealer’s blackjack. Should it be a winning hand, it will only payout as a normal hand.
Doubling rules in Vegas Strip Blackjack allow players to double split hands, with the exception of hands consisting of split aces.
Players who have purchased insurance will lose this insurance if they decide to split their hand after the purchase has been made.
The payout schedule for Vegas Strip Blackjack is a straight forward 1:1 payout for normal hand wins and a payout at odds of 3:2 for a blackjack win. An insurance win will be paid out at 2:1 and ties push, meaning the player will have his original bet returned.
All in all, this game has the feel of playing at a “real” table and promises a good, entertaining time for anyone who enjoys blackjack.
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