About the Blackjack Classic Game 

Your mission is to get the hand closest to 21, without going over. 

If your first two cards add up to 21, that’s a natural blackjack. 

You’ll start the game with two cards – the dealer also receives two. 

One of the dealer’s cards will be facing down, the other will be facing up. 

Decide whether you want to hit, stand, double down, or split your hand. 

The dealer has to hit if they receive a hand of 16 or less. 

They must stand on any hand 17 or over. 

If you and the dealer have the same hand, it’s a push and you get your stake back. 

Insurance

You can buy insurance if the dealer’s first card is an Ace. 

You can do this to counteract the risk of the dealer getting blackjack. 

It costs half your original stake to buy insurance. 

You lose your original stake if the dealer does end up having blackjack, and you’ll receive the insurance bet instead. 

Even Money 

Take even money if you have blackjack but the dealer has an Ace facing up. 

This pays out at 1:1. 

Splitting 

When you choose to split, you can turn two matching cards into two separate hands. 

These create two separate bets, which cost double your original stake. 

If you split two Aces, you won’t be eligible to win a natural blackjack. 

You may split hands up to three times. 

Double Down 

Double your original stake to receive another card with Double Down. 

You can choose whether this extra card comes facing up or facing down. 

Payouts 

- Blackjack - 3:2 

- Insurance - 2:1 

- Win - 1:1 

- Even Money - 1:1