Blackjack Vegas Review

Live Blackjack Vegas plays with 8 decks and features 7 seats, allowing an individual player to claim up to 3 simultaneously. Lack of Bet Behind option means you’ll have to look for an alternative game should the table happen to be fully occupied. Dealer hits on 16 and stands on 17 or more.

Having split cards of equal value, players will be offered to stand or hit unless their initial hand was made of two Aces. Doubling down allows them to receive only one additional card.

Two options are available when the dealer deals themselves an Ace; one can purchase Insurance by making an additional investment worth half of the value of the player’s initial stake, or insure 2:1 Blackjack payout in case the dealer ends up being equally lucky. Sadly, no side bets have been included.

The game plays fast thanks to the fact decisions can be made before it’s one’s turn to act. In-game options include sound muting, changing from HD to classic view, and accessing game rules as well as player’s own history. Live Blackjack Vegas can be played at Jetbull Casino at a table with limits of €5 to €1,000.

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Classic Live Blackjack using 8 decks and offering 7 seats, without Bet Behind option

Dealer stands on all 17s, players can double down and split cards of equal value

Insurance and Even Money options offered against the dealer’s Ace

Studio design is pleasing to the eye but I don’t get the connection. While one would expect to see a sparkling Vegas panorama used for the backdrop, MediaLive has opted to go with a nature scene (perhaps a Grand Canyon location?).Not that it’s hugely important, but if you’re going with a specific theme, you should execute it properly. What’s far more important is that the game is very basic in a sense that it offers no side bets, which in my opinion makes it a tad inferior to those offered by the provider’s competitors.