Double
Exposure Blackjack
Double Exposure Blackjack is played with eight standard decks of 52 playing
cards that are shuffled before each game.
The aim is to beat the Dealer's hand by either getting
a higher value hand, without exceeding 21, or by the Dealer's hand going
bust.
In Double Exposure Blackjack:
You can only play one hand at a time.
The Dealer is dealt two face-up cards.
There is no Insurance available.
Blackjack is when your hand contains an Ace and a card with a value of
ten. It is the strongest hand in Double Exposure Blackjack, and automatically
stands. It cannot be beaten.
To play a game of Double Exposure Blackjack, do the following:
1.Click the Chip Selector Increase (+) and Decrease (-) buttons to select
the chip size you want to bet.
Left-click the center betting circle in the play area to select the number
of chips you want to bet.
Note:
To increase your bet, do the following:
Left-click the bet you want to increase. The chip pile increases by one
chip.
To reduce or remove a bet, do the following:
Right-click the bet you want to reduce or remove. The chip pile decreases
by one chip.
2.Click the Deal button. A hand of two cards is dealt to you. The Dealer
is dealt two cards face-up.
Depending on the cards you are dealt and the game Rules, different play
options are available. You can perform more than one option, or repeat
an option, depending on the stage of the game. The play options are:
Hit
Click the Hit button. You are dealt one card.
Example:
If you have a hand under the value of 21 and want another card, use the
Hit option. The Dealer deals you another card from the deck.
Stand
Click the Stand button. This ends the play of this hand.
Example:
If you think you have a good enough hand, use the Stand option. You do
not receive more cards.
Split
Click the Split button. Your hand is divided into two separate hands and
a new card is dealt to each hand. You can split a maximum number of three
times per game. This equals 4 hands.
Example:
If you are dealt two cards with the same Denomination or Value, such as
a Queen and a Ten, or two Fours, you can use the Split option. You split
the cards into two separate hands.
Double Down
Click the Double button. A side bet, equal to your original bet, is placed
on the table. You are dealt one card and your hand automatically stands.
Example:
If you have a hand that you think can beat the Dealer’s hand, you
can double your bet by using the Double Down option. You can double down
if the value of your first two cards is 9, 10 or 11. A side bet is placed
that your hand will beat the Dealer’s hand. Only one more card is
dealt.
Note:
If a button is gray, that option is not available according to the game
Rules.
3.Once you have completed your betting options, your hand and the Dealer’s
hand are compared. The hand with the highest value wins.
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