Play Blackjack at the hottest Vegas casinos! There are many tables to play at, so you can choose your best game:
Play with 1- 8 decks
Dealer hits or stands on a soft 17
Choose whether the dealer will offer a double after splits
Double on all deals, just on deals of 10 and 11, or on deals of 9, 10, and 11
Choose whether insurance is available

Beat the table with a score of 21 or less. Dealer pays 1:1. Score over 21 to bust and lose the bet. You win if the dealer busts. Cards are worth face value except for Jacks, Queens, and Kings, which are worth 10, and Aces, which are worth 1 or 11.
The cards are shuffled at the beginning of the game. You are dealt two cards face up and the dealer is dealt one card face down and one card face up. If you are dealt two cards that score 21, also known as a natural, then the dealer pays 2:1. If you have a score of less than 21, choose to draw cards until you are happy with your score and decide to stand, or until you bust. If you do not bust then the dealer draws cards until he has a score of 17 or more. By default, the dealer will stand on a soft 17, which is a 17 with the Ace counting as 11. You can choose to change this option so that the dealer hits, or draws another card, on a soft seventeen.
Two cards of the same value can be split so that they are played separately as if they were two different hands. An equal bet will be removed from your bank.
You can double on some deals, depending on what table you are playing at. An equal bet will be removed from your bank for all hands that you double.
If the dealer's up card is an Ace, you are given the option to buy insurance, the point of this is that if the dealer gets a natural 21, you break even. The cost of insurance is half of your initial bet.
Features include game save on exit, great graphics, and easy to use controls.