Live Blackjack (Visionary iGaming): Our Review, How and Where to Play

If there is an empty seat at the table, just click on it and occupy it. There are 7 seats per table, but multiple tables are open 24/7, so you should have no trouble finding a spot. Simply place the desired amount of chips in the center of your betting position to make the main bet. Place your chips in the top right and top left corner to make your Rummy and Pairs wagers respectively.

After that, it’s just a simple game of blackjack. The goal is to get as close to a score of 21 as possible without going over. Your options as a player include Hit, Stand, Double, or Split.

As far as the rules are concerned, this variant is often called ViG American Blackjack because it follows Vegas rules. This means that the dealer takes two cards at the initial deal – one facing up, and the other facing down. They must hit on a soft 17 and stand on a hard 17, which decreases the overall RTP somewhat. The game is played with 6 decks, which means counting cards is somewhat easier than with 8.

Interestingly, players also have the option to Surrender. Essentially, this will immediately end the round for you and return half your stake. It can be a great tool if the round doesn’t seem to be going well for you.

• The basic blackjack strategy closely follows a blackjack chart. Have one at hand if you’re just starting out, it will make things a lot easier.
• The Surrender option is great for players. Don’t be afraid to tap out if you have to – losing half your stake is better than losing it all.
• The side bets generally suffer from a higher house edge than the main bet.