At http://www.qfit.com/blackjack-rules-details.htm I keep a list of 87 BJ variations. The list is rather old considering all the new oddball rules, variations, side bets and bonuses that have appeared due to competition as a result of casino growth over the last several years. I'd like to keep it current. Anyone that runs into new rules, please contact me at [email protected] or respond to this post. I think it is valuable to keep a current list somewhere.
I will add some, more to come when I have time:
1. Joker(s).
2. Pontoon (full shoe, dealer atkes all pushes, BJ paid 2 to 1, 5 cards paid 3 to 2 except against dealer BJ, 777 paid 5 to 1, redouble original bet after doubling)
3. 5 cards early half win.
4. D11 (Macao Lisboa Casino, N Korea, Vietnam).
5. 5 cards win paid 3 to 2.
6. 6 cardsw in paid 2 to 1.
7. 7 cards win paid 5 to 1.
8. Hit and double after splitted Aces.
9. Insurance full amount.
10. Insurance against dealer 10.
> could not calculate the payoff for blackjacks.
>even money and the standard blackjack 7/5, you only had
2 to 1 payoffs,like where is that?
> At http://www.qfit.com/blackjack-rules-details.htm I
> keep a list of 87 BJ variations. The list is rather
> old considering all the new oddball rules, variations,
> side bets and bonuses that have appeared due to
> competition as a result of casino growth over the last
> several years. I'd like to keep it current. Anyone
> that runs into new rules, please contact me at
> [email protected] or respond to this post. I think it
> is valuable to keep a current list somewhere.
>
I don't know that it makes much of a difference; but I played at a casino over the weekend that does not allow the player to split tens. It was a farily liberal game otherwise; and this is the first time I have encountered such a rule.
I've seen that one. Perhaps someone once shot another player at that casino for splitting tens. Also, no split of unlike Tens (Jack and Queen) I've seen somewhere in the Islands.
> I've seen that one. Perhaps someone once shot another
> player at that casino for splitting tens.
No splitting of tens (or fours or fives) is a standard rule in the UK, along with insuring a blackjack only and ENHC.
> At http://www.qfit.com/blackjack-rules-details.htm I
> keep a list of 87 BJ variations. The list is rather
> old considering all the new oddball rules, variations,
> side bets and bonuses that have appeared due to
> competition as a result of casino growth over the last
> several years. I'd like to keep it current. Anyone
> that runs into new rules, please contact me at
> [email protected] or respond to this post. I think it
> is valuable to keep a current list somewhere.
>
Hey Norm,
How about the rule allowing players to switch their top cards when playing 2 hands ?
Best regards
Geoff
Yes I'll add BJ Switch. Now when you allow me to switch between three hands; I'll start playing it
> Hey Norm,
> How about the rule allowing players to switch their
> top cards when playing 2 hands ?
> Best regards
> Geoff
> Yes I'll add BJ Switch. Now when you allow me to
> switch between three hands; I'll start playing it
Thank's Norm.
Actually, it may be worth it - can't say too much at moment but, if all goes well, it will be available in a lot more casinos in the US.
Switch between 3 hands - I like that idea :-)
Let me know if you want a list of the simulated SBA 'Switches' or if you would prefer to calculate them using your own methods.
Best regards
Geoff
>where is the selection for the blackjack pay out
all I see is 2 to 1 which is not a valid payout for blackjack.
6/5
even money
plus the standard 3/2 needed.
or where?
thanks.
> all I see is 2 to 1 which is not a valid payout for
> blackjack.
Surely it's valid. Just mighty rare.
Use OPTIONS-SETTINGS-BONUSES-BLACKJACK VARIATIONS.
Plus you can use the Custom Rules feature for additional BJ variations.
Serious Blackjack Software
STILL can not find it, its on the free section?
> Surely it's valid. Just mighty rare.
> Use OPTIONS-SETTINGS-BONUSES-BLACKJACK VARIATIONS.
> Plus you can use the Custom Rules feature for
> additional BJ variations.
> Serious Blackjack Software
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