Blackjack 3 Hand Review

Blackjack 3 Hand Brief Overview

Blackjack 3 Hand is very similar to classic Blackjack Single Player, but here you can play with 3 hands at the same time that increases threefold the chance of winning or losing, depending on the player’s level. So, this game is intended rather for experienced players than for beginners. This kind of blackjack is played with 5 standard decks with 52 cards that are shuffled after each finished round.

When you play multihand mode you can place bets on three hand positions on the gambling table. Note that you can stake different amounts for every hand. Cards are dealt one by one to each hand in turn starting from the rightmost hand, moving clockwise and ending by the dealer. Each hand plays separately starting form the rightmost hand. You can play only with one hand as well.

The maximum and the minimum bets limits on each hand depend on your VIP level and are shown on the table. Standard minimum bet for three hands is $0.03, the maximum one is $300.

Winnings:

Winning Hand pays 1 to 1

Insurance pays 2 to 1

Blackjack pays 3 to 2

Blackjack 3 Hand Rules and Strategy

In Blackjack 3 Hand you are given with 2 cards face up and the dealer is given with one card face up and one card face down. The dealer stops playing on 17 (including soft 17) and keep on playing if he has 16 or less. The dealer doesn’t draw when the player is bust.

Double

You can Double the stakes, if you are sure that the next card dealt will beat the dealer’s hand. Double option requires an additional bet equal your initial bet. If the dealer’s first card is Ace and he gets blackjack, the player loses both his bets. If the dealer’s first card is equal 10 points and the dealer has blackjack, the player receives double bet back. The player can double after splitting.

Split

You can Split when you have two cards of the same value. For example, you can split 10 and Jack, or King and Queen. You also place an additional bet when choosing Split option. You can keep on drawing cards on each hand after splitting. Note that if two Aces are split, you can draw only one card on each hand.

Insurance

Insurance is necessary when the dealer’s first card dealt is Ace. You can insure your stakes, or, in other words, to gamble on dealer’s blackjack. The amount equal half of your initial bet is placed separately on the gaming table. If the dealer has blackjack, you won’t lose anything and will get your insurance amount back. But you lose this amount if the dealer does have blackjack.

Blackjack 3 Hand Autoplay Option

To change settings you can address to the casino toolbar. Here you can check your current balance, visit Cashier to make a deposit, to withdraw money or to follow your transactions history. You can also click History to see the details of the previous games rounds. Options will help you to set out audio and video effects.