Multiplayer Blackjack

Scoring Metrics

Blackjack Pays

3:2

Other Wins Pay

1:1

Decks

8

Dealer Stands

17+

Players

Up to 5

Bet Range

1 – 1,000,000

Game Rules

• Objective: have a hand closer to 21 than the dealer's without going over.
• Up to 5 players share a table with a single dealer. If a table is full, you are moved to another table automatically.
• Card values: number cards count as their number, Jack, Queen and King count as 10, and an Ace counts as 11 or 1, whichever is better for the hand.
• Multiplayer Blackjack is played with a simulated 8-deck shoe that is reshuffled after every round.
• Each round starts with a 45-second betting phase. Type in the amount you want to bet (from 1 to 1,000,000), then press Ready. If every seated player has bet and pressed Ready, the cards are dealt early.
• Bets come from your Gold Coins balance. There is no buy-in. You can't bet more than you have.
• Cards are dealt one at a time, from the dealer's left to right: one face up to each player, one face up to the dealer, a second face up to each player, then a second card face down to the dealer.
• Players then take turns, one at a time, from left to right. Only the player whose turn it is sees a 20-second turn timer. If it runs out, you automatically stand.
• On your turn you can hit, stand, double down, or split.
• Hit takes another card. You can keep hitting until you stand or go over 21.
• Double down is available on your first two cards. You place an additional bet equal to your original bet, receive exactly one more card, and then stand.
• Split is available when your first two cards have the same value. It requires a second bet equal to the original, and the cards become two separate hands that each receive one more card. You may split once per round. Re-splitting and doubling down after a split are not offered.
• Once every player has finished, the dealer reveals the face-down card and draws until the hand totals 17 or more. The dealer stands on all 17s. The dealer does not check for blackjack before players act.
• Your hand is then compared to the dealer's. A hand over 21 loses. A natural blackjack (an Ace plus a 10-value card as your first two cards) pays 3:2. Every other winning hand pays 1:1, including a 21 made on a split hand or with three or more cards. A push returns your bet.
• There are no side bets or insurance at this table.
• Sitting out: if you miss your betting window or your turn in two rounds, you are moved out of your seat. Leaving the table, closing the page or navigating away also takes you out. A hand already in play is finished for you first.