Blackjack Silver

Instead of offering a single VIP variant, Evolution Gaming seems to have opted for a gradual increase of betting limits and exclusivity of their Blackjack games. Thus, Blackjack Silver follows White which follows the basic game variant.

Game rules and available features remain the same. The game is played with 8 decks, dealer stands on 17, and Blackjack pays 3:2. You’ll get to double down on your first two cards and split those of equal value, though doubling after splitting is not allowed.

If the dealer’s up card happens to be an Ace, you’ll be offered to purchase Insurance for half of your initial stake. Perfect Pairs and 21+3 side bets offer an opportunity to score higher payouts, the first delivering up to 25:1 for suited pairs and the second paying as much as 100:1 for Suited Trips. If you launch the game to find all seats occupied, Bet Behind option allows you to join and bet along one of the seated players.

You’ll be playing with same cards as they are, but can make independent decisions as to whether to follow their double up and split actions or not. There’s probably no need to discuss the quality of video and game’s interface, as both are up to the usual high standards we’re used to seeing in Evolution Gaming products.