What are the house rules?

[actmyname]

I wanted to know the specific house rules so I could play accordingly. It's only a 0.4% house edge if the player plays perfectly, which would be easy if the rules were in an easy-to-find place in the game.

I'm looking for the following pieces of information:

• Number of decks used
• Dealer hit/stand on soft 17
• If players can double after split
• Which cards players can double on
• How many hands players can resplit to
• If players can resplit aces
• If players are allowed to hit split aces

[Postlegend]

The only information I could find was by clicking the "?". However, it doesn't have answers to your questions. I recommend opening Live Support and ask them directly. You should receive a reply within 5-10 minutes.

[Edward]

Traditional Blackjack (0.45% edge, dealer stands on soft 17), but with infinite decks. I'm pretty sure you can find the exact rules from there. They should however be displayed somewhere within the game. Making another note of this. 

[Dan]

• Infinit decks used
• Dealer stand on soft 17
• Double and split available.
• Double on anything, cant re-hit on double.
• Players can only split original dealt cards, cant re-split
• Can hit on splits.

[thegreat1dev]

I was looking for this information. Thanks for posting!

[wilbur]

On 9/5/2017 at 3:00 PM, Dan said:

• Infinit decks used
• Dealer stand on soft 17
• Double and split available.
• Double on anything, cant re-hit on double.
• Players can only split original dealt cards, cant re-split
• Can hit on splits.

now I understand

[kendra]

so it's an infinite decks. i see

[wilbur]

On 9/27/2017 at 8:37 AM, kendra said:

so it's an infinite decks. i see

so basically you can get a lot of A or K or any numbers

[kendra]

On 9/28/2017 at 8:15 PM, wilbur said:

so basically you can get a lot of A or K or any numbers

yes

[kasim]

cz there something about counting cards :v

[HappyBitcoin]

Infinite decks make that hard

11 minutes ago, kasim said:

cz there something about counting cards :v

 

[thegreat1dev]

On 10/2/2017 at 5:21 AM, SadBitcoin said:

Infinite decks make that hard

 

Actually, the more decks, the better the odds.