Blackjack is a totally exhilarating game. You always have a new strategy to try, a new way to count cards. Blackjack offers the immense pleasure of being able to totally disconnect from everyday life and from what surrounds us to fully immerse oneself in the game. Concentration during a game of blackjack is such that one game session is like going to the other side of the world! However, it is less expensive and can even be very profitable!
But, after a while, a bit of monotony and redundancy may set in. This is where blackjack is even more amazing since it actually offers 7 variations, one for each day of the week. Let’s go for a crazy week of blackjack!
Monday. Classic Blackjack
- Here we play with 6 hooves of 52 cards each.
- The player can double on any of the two cards he initially receives. He then receives an additional card.
- It is possible to split a pair here.
Tuesday: Blackjack Surrender
- Here too, 6 clogs of 52 cards are used.
- The difference with classic blackjack mentioned in the previous paragraph is that here the player can give up. If he decides to do so, he returns all his cards and gets half of his bet back.
- This give up option is very useful when you have a bad hand. For example, if you have 16 in your hand, give up as soon as the dealer has a 9 or more. Similarly, if you have 15, it is strongly suggested that you give up as soon as the dealer has a 10.
Wednesday: Progressive Blackjack
Here, we forget about the “give up” option and return to classic blackjack to which we add a progressive jackpot. With an optional bet, you make yourself eligible for the progressive jackpot. Then all you have to do is wait for your luck to change in your favor. Note that the house advantage is very high with this progressive jackpot and it needs to reach a considerable amount for things to become interesting. But sometimes it all happens so fast. Stay alert!
Thursday: the blackjack switch
- The blackjack switch is the official version of what used to be a form of cheating. Here, each player is dealt two hands at the same time and can exchange cards between each of their hands.
Friday: classic blackjack gold
- There are a few variations here, since the game is played with a single deck of 52 cards, the dealer stays on 17 and you can only double on 9, 10 or 11.
- Furthermore, there is no “surrender” option.
Saturday: Double Exposure Blackjack
- Would you like to see the dealer’s two cards? You’d be crazy to refuse! It’s possible with double-exposure blackjack.
- Of course, to compensate for this flower that the casino makes you, the casino adjusts the rules a bit.
- For example, you play here with 8 hooves, it is possible to double on 9, 10 or 11 and you can split the pairs. Furthermore, at 17, the dealer must draw, there is no “give up” option, blackjack pays 1-to-1 instead of 2-to-1 and, last but not least, the dealer wins all ties.
- It is true that this last rule is quite frightening. But, the advantage is huge to see both of the dealer’s cards. The dilemma here is really big. We let you weigh the pros and cons of this variant and make your choice.
Sunday: Blackjack spanish 21
- Let’s end the week with a little fantasy and spanish 21. Indeed, here we play with eight decks, but these have only 48 cards, because all 10 have been removed.
- To сompensate for the disappearance of this major card, the winnings are revised in favor of the player. Thus, a 7-7-7 of the same suit facing a 7 from the dealer wins at 50 to 1! In addition, a 7-7-7 of any suit receives a special bonus. It’s worth a try and it’s very different from classic blackjack. Great for a little entertainment.