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Blackjack Game |
Caribbean 21 Blackjack |
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Software Provider
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Real Time Gaming (RTG) |
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Number of Decks |
Unlimited |
Blackjack Pays |
1/1 |
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Multi Hand |
No |
Double |
Yes |
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Multi Player |
No |
Split |
No |
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Split Aces |
Cannot Draw |
Resplit |
1 |
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Progressive |
No |
Dealer Cards |
No hole card |
| Dealer Stands |
17 |
Surrender |
Yes |
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Min Bet: |
$/Euro/GBP 1 |
Max Bet |
$/Euro/GBP 50 |
Caribbean 21 Blackjack Review
Caribbean Blackjack uses an unlimited number of decks consisting of
52 cards. The dealer shuffles the cards before the beginning of each hand. In
this version of Blackjack, both the dealer's cards are dealt face up. In Caribbean
21 Blackjack the dealer must always hit on a soft 17, and blackjack beats
any hand value of 21. If the player and the dealer both get a Blackjack, the
player wins, but if they tie on any other hand, the dealer always wins.
There are two important differences between this form of Blackjack and any
other. Firstly, an Ace always only has a value of 1 - it is never 11. Secondly,
there is a hand known as a Caribbean 21. This is defined as an Ace plus two
cards the value of 10. This applies after splitting as well. It will pay out
at 3/2 on the first hand only however.
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Caribbean 21 Blackjack
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In Caribbean 21 Blackjack an Autoplay option can be selected via the Options
button, which lets the player set up the number of games that will be played
automatically, and the win conditions that will determine when to stop. Play
history is logged for every game. This history is can be for viewed at any time
during a game.
Caribbean 21 Blackjack Rules
Late Surrender
When you are playing Caribbean 21 Blackjack you can take advantage of the "Late
Surrender" option. This means that you surrender half the value of your bet
once you have drawn one or more cards, should you feel that you will be
beaten. You
can also surrender after splitting.
Splitting Rules
- A player can split any pair, but no other hands
- Player can split only once, which will then end up as 2 hands
Double Down Rules
- Player can only Double Down at anytime
- Player can Re-Double
Insurance Rules
Insurance is not applicable to the additional hands created by Splitting, or
by Doubling Down. In this version of Blackjack you receive 9:1 odds on your
Insurance bet. If the Dealer ends up not getting a Blackjack, the Insurance bet
value is forfeited.
Caribbean 21 Blackjack Casinos
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