How to play
Goal and cards
Get closer to 21 than the dealer without exceeding it. An ace counts as 1 or 11; face cards count as 10. Blackjack is an ace with a ten-value card in your original two-card hand. A win pays 1:1; equal totals return the wager. A player bust loses even if the dealer later busts.
Table rules
Double is available only with two cards and gives exactly one more card. Splitting requires a matching pair and another equal wager. Split aces receive exactly one extra card, cannot be split again, and ace plus ten after splitting is ordinary 21. Other pairs can be split again up to the selected hand limit. The next split hand receives its second card only on its turn. Insurance costs half the original wager and pays 2:1 on dealer blackjack.
Table rules
Set dealer stand/hit on soft 17, blackjack 3:2 or 6:5, double totals, double after split, pair matching and two or four split hands. American peek checks dealer blackjack before you play; European no-hole-card draws the second dealer card afterward, and dealer blackjack loses every added split/double wager. Late surrender returns half your original wager after the peek; it is available only at American tables. Rules are shown in Settings before you start.
Session and results
Start with free play chips and play 10, 20 or 50 hands. The session ends sooner if fewer than 5 chips remain. Results show the chip balance and active playing time. Time pauses in menus, in the background and during demonstrations.
Choose a wager with the chip buttons. After dealing, choose Hit, Stand, Double or Split; unavailable actions are dimmed. Insurance has its own Yes/No choice. Tap GO beside the chips to deal. The black guidance bubble explains the current step and fades after three seconds. Use the speech-bubble button beside GO to show or hide the current hint at any time.
Each wager is 5–500 play chips in steps of 5.