Blackjack Party Review, Video & Betting Limits

Blackjack Party is Evolution’s 7-seat Blackjack game hosted by two dealers, one dealing out cards and the other acting as a co-presenter. The game is played with 8 decks and dealer stands on 17. Players can double down on any two initial cards and split cards of same value. Insurance is offered when the dealer shows an Ace and pays 2:1. Supported side bets include Perfect Pairs (either suited or unsuited, paying between 6:1 and 25:1), and 21+3 which pays up to 100:1 based on the player’s two initial cards and the dealer’s up card. Should all seats happen to be taken, one can use Bet Behind option and share the outcome of the other player’s hand. Within settings you’ll find related options offering you to double or not when the seated player doubles down, and double your bet to cover both hands or bet on the right hand only when they split. Video feed takes over the entire screen, with all features and options neatly packed into a single menu with access to audio and video controls, game rules and settings. Pre-decision feature allows you to make your decision before it’s your turn to play.

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7-seat blackjack game with bet behind option and pre-decision functionality.
Hosted by dealer and a co-presenter. Perfect if you feel like chatting via the live chat.
Supported side bets include Perfect Pairs and 21+3.

Blackjack Party is a fun and corky variant of your regular live blackjack game. As is usually the case, Evolution Gaming covers the basics - great streaming quality, super-friendly interface, standard side bets, and functionalities such as Bet Behind and Pre-decision.To make it different to all similar games out there, they’ve thrown in a lively couple instead of the usual more-or-less serious-looking dealer.It feels like playing with two chatty friends while talking about any odd subject under the sun. At the time I was playing, the topic was food and different recipes.It’s rather a love-or-hate affair; you’ll either enjoy this highly social experience, or resent being distracted from your game. Personally, I found it a bit strange at first, but could see myself getting used to it. Give it a try and see what you think.