Blackjack · Rules

Start with $100 virtual chips; bet before dealing. Four decks, S17, US peek and double after split.

This table selects one casino ruleset; casinos vary. Start with $100 virtual chips and place a whole-dollar $1–$100 wager within your balance before every deal. Wagers lock when cards are dealt. Aces count 1/11 and face cards 10. With a dealer ace, choose insurance before the hole-card peek: zero to half the original wager, limited by available chips. Insurance pays 2:1 profit plus its stake only for a dealer two-card natural; otherwise it loses, even if the dealer later draws 21. A ten-valued upcard peeks immediately. A player natural against an ace may take even money for a guaranteed profit equal to the original wager. Both naturals push. Player blackjack pays 3:2, ordinary wins 1:1, pushes refund stakes, and losses forfeit the hand wager. Doubling reserves an equal extra wager and draws one card. Split equal values, including mixed ten-valued cards, to at most four hands, with equal additional stakes; double after split is allowed when funded. Split aces receive one card each: no resplit, hit or double. Split 21 is not natural. Dealer hits through 16 and stands on every 17, including soft 17. No surrender or other side bets. This practice reshuffles four decks each round. Wallet, wagers, insurance and cumulative net results are saved for Continue. Below the $1 minimum, only an explicit practice restart restores $100. Virtual chips only: no money, deposits or redemption. Manual Double first confirms your total, extra chips, doubled wager and exactly one card followed by an automatic stand. Hard 17–20 adds a high-bust-risk warning. Confirm deducts and deals; Cancel leaves cards and balance unchanged. Autoplay follows strategy without the manual prompt.