Blackjack

Beat the dealer, then know when to walk away.

Six-deck Las Vegas blackjack with one twist: you decide how many hands to play, and your score is whatever you walk away with. Doubling, splitting, surrender and insurance are all on the table — so is knowing when to stop.

How to play Blackjack

Choose to play 1 to 4 hands at once. Each hand brings $1,000 to the table, so 3 hands start you with $3,000.

Bet $20 to $500 on each hand, then press Deal. Get closer to 21 than the dealer without going over. Picture cards count 10 and aces count 1 or 11.

These are Las Vegas rules with a six-deck shoe. Blackjack pays 3 to 2. The dealer hits soft 17 and checks for blackjack. You can double on any two cards (even after a split), split pairs up to 4 hands (split aces get one card each), surrender half your bet on your first two cards, and take insurance when the dealer shows an ace.

After 10 rounds you can cash out whenever you like. The cash you leave with is your score, so know when to stop. If your bank drops below the $20 minimum, the game cashes out what's left.

There is a separate leaderboard for 1, 2, 3 and 4 hands.

On a keyboard: H hit, S stand, D double, P split, R surrender, Enter deal.

Leaderboard

Top 50 · best score per player

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