Blackjack Rules
No Limit Hold'em, PLO, 7 Card Stud, Blackjack, Rummy and Gin Rummy — every rule and payout table here comes straight from the app's built-in How to Play screens. Pick a game below.
How to Play
Objective
Beat the dealer’s hand without going over 21
Betting
Each player will place their bets first, then receive two face up cards, while the dealer will receive two cards, one face up and the other face down
Player’s Turn
If the player didn’t hit Blackjack, they can choose to Hit, Double, Split, Stand, or Surrender
Dealer's Turn
When all players have finished their turns and at least one player hasn’t hit Blackjack or busted, the dealer reveals the face down card and continues drawing until the total equals 17 points or higher
Settlement
The settlement occurs when the dealer’s turn is finished (see Paytable)
Situational Rules
Insurance
If the dealer’s face up card is an Ace, players can place half of their bet as insurance; if the dealer hits Blackjack, the payout is 2:1; otherwise, the bet is won by the dealer
Double Down
Players can double their bets after the first two cards, receive one more card, and must then stand
Surrender
Before hitting, players can choose to surrender and reclaim half of their bets
Split
Players can divide a pair into two separate hands, requiring a bet equal to the original, and it can only be done once When splitting Aces, players receive only one additional card per hand, with no further hits allowed; If the player draws a 10-point card after splitting Aces, it is counted as 21 points, not as Blackjack
Hand
Single Card Values


























Blackjack
A hand total of 21 on the first two cards is called Blackjack
















21 Points
A hand total of 21 with three or more cards
























Blackjack
Bust Out
Bet on whether the dealer will bust. The more cards the dealer busts with, the higher your payout


































































Perfect Pair
Bet that your first two cards will form a pair combination












