As noted, those gamers who are already fully aware of how to play blackjack will find that this offering from Netent provides an average type of game play. When you know how much you’d like to gamble on the round, you simply need to add the specific amount of chips to the card-shaped space on the table. Afterwards, you simply need to press the ‘Deal’ button, and this will see two cards be dealt out to you, and another two to the dealer (one face down and the other face up). The total of the cards will be shown and you can then decide upon whether or not to stand with the amount you currently have, or use the ‘Hit’ button to have another card dealt out. The goal is to try and get as close to the number of 21 as possible, without going over this level.

In this version of blackjack, if you’re dealt an Ace and a 10 card, this is considered a natural blackjack, meaning that you’ll receive a pay out of 3 to 2. Any other standard winning hand will give you a reward of 1 to 1. The only other kind of payment that you can receive in this game is for an insurance bet. If the dealer’s visible card is an Ace, you can purchase insurance, which will cost half the value of your initial bet placed. This will pay out 2 to 1. The game also allows players the chance to split cards if you’re dealt two of the same value, while ‘Double Down’ is also available if your initial cards dealt total 10 or 11.