How to Black Jack Solo

Rules for Blackjack - Solo

Blackjack - Solo is a one hand blackjack game. It is played with 8 standard decks of 52 cards that are shuffled in the beginning of each game. Number cards from 2 through 10 are valued as indicated. Kings, Queens and Jacks, are equal to the value of 10 and Aces are valued at either 1 or 11. If scoring an 11 would cause the player's hand value to exceed 21 (Bust), an Ace will count as one.
The aim of the game is to beat the dealer’s hand. The dealer is dealt two cards face up and face down, and you are dealt two cards. Your cards are dealt face up, whilst only the dealer's first card is shown. You can choose an additional card by clicking HIT. You may repeat this as many times as you like, as long as the total of your cards, does not exceed 21. If the total exceeds 21, it is considered a "bust" and you automatically lose.
Once you are satisfied with the cards you are holding, click STAND. After you are finished, it is the dealer's turn to reveal his faced down card and decide whether he would like to take another card. The dealer must draw on 16 or stand on all 17’s (soft or hard) or higher scorings. If your card total is greater than the dealer's, or if the dealer busts, then you win and will get twice your original bet.
If your card total is the same as the dealer, it is considered a "push" and you will not lose your bet (you will get your original bet back).

Blackjack:

If you receive a 10-value card and an ACE card it is considered Blackjack. You win 1.5 times your bet when you are dealt a Blackjack.
(If the Dealer has a regular 21 and the player has a Blackjack, Player wins). You lose if the dealer is dealt a Blackjack. If you and the dealer are dealt a Blackjack it is considered a ‘push’ and you will get your bet back.
If the dealer’s first card is a 10 value card, he will see if it is a Blackjack and reveal it immediately.

Insurance

If the visible card of the dealer is an ACE, you have the option to place "Insurance" bet by betting an additional 0.5 times your initial bet amount.
If the dealer gets a Blackjack, the “Insurance” bet pays 2:1 and the player loses the initial bet. If the dealer does not get Blackjack, then you lose your insurance bet and the result of your initial bet is determined by the cards you hold against the dealer's cards.
When placing an Insurance side bet, the theoretical average return to player (RTP) is 92.53%.

Splitting

If you are dealt two cards of the same value, you may "split" the cards into two separate hands and double your initial bet by playing two hands, one at a time. The first hand is dealt a second card and you must decide whether you want to STAND, take another card by pressing the HIT button or DOUBLE. Once you have finished the first hand, you must move to the second, repeating the process.
If you split 2 aces, you’re only allowed to receive one card and then your hand is automatically forced to stick no matter what card you get.
Only one split is allowed.
When you split, if you receive a second card that can get you the sum of 21, it will not count as Blackjack. It will only count as 21.

Double Down

Once the DOUBLE option is selected the bet amount is automatically doubled, You may double your bet after viewing your initial two cards. You will then receive only one card and hand will automatically STAND. It is also possible to Double Down after a Split, except in the case of two aces.

10-Card Charlie

If you draw 10 cards in a single hand without going bust you automatically win, except when the dealer has Blackjack.
For example, a 10-Card Charlie hand could consist of: A, A, A, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4. A 10-Card Charlie is not applicable for a split hand.

Place your bets:

• Place your bet by selecting the chip/s and placing them on the table.
• The Total Bets meter will show the total bet amount placed on the table.
• Adjust your bets by using the following buttons:
  The ‘Undo’ button will clear the last bet.
  The ‘Redo’ button will bring back the last bet that was cleared by the ‘Undo’ button.
  The ‘Clear all’ button will clear all bets from the board.
  The ‘Rebet’ button will repeat your previous bets on the board.
• You can always remove a specific chip by holding down the SHIFT button and clicking on the chip or remove all chips on the table by clicking the “Clear

Start Playing:

• Once a bet has been made, press 'DEAL'.
• Press 'HIT' if you want to receive an extra card to the hand playing.
• Once you are pleased with your bet, press 'STAND'.
• The dealer’s 2nd card is revealed. The dealer will draw additional cards until he has at least 17 points in total. If the dealer’s points exceeded 21, his hand is a bust and a playing hand that did not bust will win.
• If your hand beats the dealer (without exceeding a total of 21), you win.
• If the dealers hand total is higher than the total on your hand or your hand total is higher than 21, you lose.
• If your hand total is the same as the dealers hand total, it is considered a ‘PUSH’ and you receive your bet amount for that hand back.

Button Summary:

Click:	To:
HIT:	Take another card.
STAND:	Stand if you are satisfied with the cards you are holding.
DOUBLE:	Double your bet after viewing the initial two cards in a hand and receiving a final card to complete the hand.
SPLIT:	Split your cards and play two hands of Blackjack, one at a time.
SHOW TIPS:	When marked, helpful pop ups will appear. Uncheck the box to stop the SHOW TIPS feature.
UNDO:	Clear the last bet.
REDO:	Bring back the last bet that was cleared by the ‘UNDO’ button.
CLEAR ALL:	Clear all bets from the board.
REBET:	Will repeat your previous bets on the board.
INSURANCE:	Buy insurance against the dealer getting Blackjack for the selected hand.
YES:	Buy insurance against the dealer getting Blackjack for the hand selected.
NO:	Decline insurance against the dealer getting Blackjack for the hand selected.
REBET:	To place the same bet as the previous round.
NEWBET:	To place a new bet.
CHANGE TABLE	Will change the color of your table

Your Total Wins meter will show the winning amount and will be added automatically to your account balance.

In the result of a disconnection, the next time you Login to the game you will resume the last game position (available on money play only). If you were disconnected after play had finished, you will be able to see the outcome of the play in the ‘My History’ section and your balance will be updated according to that outcome.

Theoretical average return to player (RTP): 99.55%.

Malfunction voids all pays and plays.

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