Multi-Hand Blackjack

Multi-Hand Blackjack Game Overview

The bet sizes for Multi-Hand Blackjack start from £1.

Game Objective

To play, set your bet and spin the reels. 

Similarly to regular blackjack, the objective of Multi-Hand Blackjack is to attain a hand totaling 21, or as close to 21 as possible, without exceeding it.

Gameplay

To start, the dealer will deal you a hand of two cards placed face-up. 

The dealer will also receive a hand of two cards, one placed face-up and one placed face-down. 

 If the dealer's face-up card is a 10, they will reveal their other card to see if they have Blackjack.

If the dealer has Blackjack, you will lose and the game will end automatically. 

If the dealer has Blackjack and you also have Blackjack, the game will conclude in a 'push' (a tie). In this case, your bet will be refunded automatically. 

If neither you or the dealer have Blackjack, you will be presented with two options: 'Hit' or 'Stand'.

Select Hit to be dealt another card, or select Stand to let the dealer know you are happy with your hand and don't want to be dealt another card.

If your hand totals more than 21, you will 'bust', losing the round. This will happen even if the dealer also busts.

The dealer will automatically Hit on hands valued at 16 or less. 

To qualify for Blackjack, your hand must include an Ace card as well as a 10, Jack, Queen or King.

Aces can act as high or low, depending on which will be more beneficial to your hand.

Free Game Feature 

In Multi-Hand Blackjack, you can choose to play with up to three hands. 

 You can choose how many hands you wish to play with at the start of each round.

You can place individual bets on each active seat. Bets will be highlighted in yellow.

You can remove your most recently placed chip by pressing the 'Undo' button.

Pressing 'Clear' will remove all of your bets.

Wagers

 When you place a wager, its value will be deducted from your balance. 

Your winnings will automatically be added to your account balance at the end of the game.

Return to Player

Return To Player (RTP): 99.56%

The expected return is the amount we pay out to players relative to the amount of wagering on the game.

For example, if we take £100 of wagers we will, on average, pay out £99.56. 

This return is based on the best player using the optimal strategy with continuous reshuffling.