Blackjack (Classic Game)

Playing Blackjack as classic casino game

Blackjack is a popular table game and it comes in many different varieties – but the rules of the game and goal remains the same. Online casinos will offer a live blackjack and a standard blackjack option; the two are completely different – live blackjack is streamed live from a recording studio whilst standard blackjack is a virtual experience with no actual dealer featured.

Kroon Casino features more than ten blackjack table games, which are;

• Single Deck Black Jack Professional Series
• Lucky Ladies Blackjack
• 6 in 1 Blackjack offering six side bets in 1
• Blackjack Double Jack
• Blackjack Double Exposure
• Blackjack Multi-hand
• Blackjack Single Deck
• Blackjack Relax
• Blackjack 3 Hand
• Blackjack
• Blackjack 5 Hand
• Blackjack Classic
• Multi Hand Blackjack
• 21 + 3 Blackjack where you can win up to 100x your side bet
• Suit’em Up Blackjack with wins of up to 50x applied to side bets
• Perfect Pairs Blackjack where you can win up to 25x on your side bet
• Lucky Lucky Blackjack with side bet wins of up to 200x
• Buster Blackjack with a 2000x maximum side bet win on offer.

How to Play Blackjack

Whether you play Classic Blackjack or choose something ab it more furious, like 5 Hand Blackjack, the rules of the game remain the same; get as close to the number 21 or on 21, to beat the dealer. The virtual table will come with a customisable option, which allows you to adjust screen angles, table view and you may even be able to change the colour of the table cloth – it does get quite fancy. The table will resemble a blackjack table from a land-based casino, with realistic graphics and sounds. The pay outs, rules and insurance pay will be shown on the table between the cards. There are no time limits to play to – you start the game when you’re good and ready.

The lower of the screen is where you will find your current balance, bets and wins. Sound options and other settings for history of gameplay and so on, will also be featured on the screen. Different coloured chips ranging from low stakes of 0.10 to high roller values, will be positioned off the table. To start the game, drag your desired chips to the table and wait for the virtual dealer to draw the cards. Remember, numbered cards; 2 through to 10 are worth their face value – so, 9 of diamonds would be worth 9 points and 8 of spades would be worth 8 points – giving a total of 17 points. All picture cards are worth 10 points. Aces can be used as 1 or 11 points – whichever is beneficial. Choose to stick or draw and the game will continue. The game will end when you win or lose – it’s as simple as that.

Playing Blackjack on Mobile

Blackjack is a mobile optimised game, allowing players to indulge in some casino action on the move. To play blackjack on mobile is simple; you log into your chosen casino (whether that be on an app or through the browser on your device) and head to the table games section of the games lobby. We wouldn’t say all blackjack varieties are mobile compatible, but regardless of where you choose to play, you will find at least a handful of blackjack games to choose from. Once you’ve chosen your blackjack game it will launch to fill your screen. Title your device to landscape mode for a more pleasurable player interface. Drag the chips with your finger onto the table and initiate the virtual dealer to draw the cards. Winning hands are credited instantly, so you won’t have to hang around for your prize money. Sounds and table views can also be adjusted on mobile.

Verdict on the classic Blackjack software casino game

Blackjack as a table game is versatile and appeals to low stakes and high rollers with cash to burn. The reason why punters choose to play virtually rather than live, is because some live dealer tables will pressurise players into placing silly bets. How do you ask? Well. When you have numerous people at the table and a live dealer encouraging bets, it can feel like a bit of a pressurised environment. You have nobody watching you place bets and nobody to interact with – which if course can be a little lonely at times. Virtual blackjack games are basic and are not designed to recreate the casino floor – otherwise you’d be playing live blackjack. Prize money will be better for those who have the ability to bet big. Standard blackjack pays 3 to 2 whilst insurance pays 2 to 1.

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