Blackjack Surrender Single Player Review

Blackjack Surrender Single Player Brief Overview

Blackjack Surrender Single Player is pulse – pounding card game designed by Playtech. First of all, it should be observed that this game is notable for its special Surrender option that allows you to get the half of your bet back in case if you can’t beat the dealer. This kind of Blackjack is played with 6 standard decks of 52 cards. After each round used cards are returned to the deck and the deck is shuffled.

Magic number 21 is the key number in this game. Blackjack is the highest winning combination consisting of Ace and other card that is equal 10. If you have Blackjack, you win 1.5 times your bet. You can win as well if you get 21 points or if you are closer to 21 than the dealer. You lose in case if you score more than 21 or if the dealer is closer to 21 than you. You get your bet back if you and the dealer have the same cards equal 17 or more.

You can choose among different coin denominations that allows you to make the stakes more flexible: $0.01, $0.10, $0.50, $1.00, $5.00, $10.00, $25.00. The minimum bet is $0.01, the maximum one is $300.

Blackjack Surrender Single Player Rules and Strategy

Blackjack Surrender Single Player has almost the same rules as Blackjack Single Player. In the very beginning of the game you are dealt with two cards, both face up. The dealer is dealt with two cards, one face up, one face down. The dealer plays on the following principle: he goes on playing if the total of his cards is 16 or less and he stands when the total of his cards is 17 (including soft 17) or more.

Double

Double option allows you to double your stakes and, thus your future win. You should Double only in case if you are sure that you will beat the dealer. If the dealer has Blackjack and his first card is Ace, you will lose your double bet. In case if the dealer has Blackjack and his first card is 10, you will get Double Bet back.

Split

If you want to multiply your chances to win, you can also choose Split option. It requires additional bet equal your initial bet. Thus, Split option allows you to have an additional hand. In case if you get an Ace and ten value card, this combination won’t be considered Blackjack, but just 21. If you split Aces, you can draw only one card for each hand.

Surrender

As it was discussed, this special option allows you to get the half of your bet back. You should choose Surrender if you think that first two cards dealt won’t allow you to beat the dealer. If you surrender, your hand automatically loses, but you save the half of your bet.

Insurance

This option is good when the dealer’s first card is Ace. Insurance implies additional bet equal your initial bet. To be more exact, you gamble on the dealer’s Blackjack. In case if the dealer has Blackjack, you will lose nothing, but if he hasn’t Blackjack, you lose the insurance amount.

Blackjack Surrender Single Player Autoplay Option

Before to start playing, click on a chip to select it. Every click on a chip increases your bet by the chip value. Click Deal button to start the game. If you want to remove all bets from the table click Clear Bets. In case if you want to place the same bets as in the previous round use Rebet button. Click New Game to start a new round. Click Hit, Stand, Double, Split, Surrender, Insurance in the course of the game.