All Bets Blackjack in Free Demo Mode

All Bets Blackjack released by Playtech is a card game that uses classic blackjack rules and has several side bets. Due to the side bets, it has more engaging gameplay and allows the gambler to get some impressive wins. Besides, All Bets Blackjack features a progressive jackpot.

Basic Rules of All Bets Blackjack

The game uses 6 decks of 52 playing cards shuffled after each round. The dealer draws to 16, stands on all 17s, and does not peek for blackjack regardless of his up-card.

The game allows a single split. The player may choose multi-hand play with up to three hands. The gambler can be dealt additional cards to divided hands except when splitting a pair of A’s. The player can also double before taking a third card and right after a split. If the gambler doubles down when there is an A on the other side, he loses his entire bet in case of a blackjack. In such a case, the player can take insurance, but it does not provide great returns. The game also uses the 10-card Charlie rule, meaning the player wins if he draws 10 cards to a hand without busting.

All Bets Blackjack Side Bets

Here are the side bets available in All Bets Blackjack:

• Top 3 — pays when the player’s first two cards and the dealer’s up-card form a three-of-a-kind (90:1), straight flush (180:1), or a suited three-of-a-kind (500:1).
• Perfect Pairs — pays if the player’s hole cards are a red/black pair (6:1), if they are of the same color but different suits (12:1), or if they are completely identical (25:1).
• Buster Blackjack — pays if the dealer busts his hand. If the dealer busts on 3 or 4 cards, the payout is 2:1 and increases up to 2,000:1 for an 8-card bust with a blackjack on the player’s side.
• Progressive — pays out 5:1 if the first card in the player’s winning hand is an A. If the player defeats the croupier after scoring four identical A’s, he wins the pooled prize.
• Lucky Lucky — provides a 2:1 payout for winning with 19 or 20, 3:1 for an unsuited 21, 15:1 for a suited one, 25:1 for an unsuited 6, 7, and 9, and 100:1 for the same suited combination. Three unsuited 7’s provide a 50:1 payout, and three suited 7’s award a 200:1 win.
• 21+3 — awards a 5:1 prize if the player’s first two cards and the dealer’s up-card form a flush, 10:1 for a straight, 30:1 for three-of-a-kind, 40:1 for a straight flush, and 100:1 for suited three-of-a-kind.