Blackjack Atlantic City by iSoftBet

Played on a rather standard looking table, iSoftBet’s Blackjack Atlantic City does not look that impressive at first glance. However, beneath that simple façade lies an entertaining blackjack game! On top of offering the experience you enjoy, it also comes with an option rarely seen in online blackjack. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, surrendering is finally an option!

This table uses RNG software to determine what cards are dealt and the outcome of every round. Since you play it against a computer, there is no timer to worry about. This makes it ideal for newer players, who are looking to try blackjack. Take your time and enjoy the ride!

The round starts with the player placing their bets. You do this by picking a coin value between $0.10 and $10 and setting it down in the designated area. Once you have set up your wagers, the cards are dealt! The computer deals two cards for the player, and two for itself. You can only see one of the dealer’s cards, while the other is hidden from view.

At this point, you will be asked to either hit, stand or surrender. Hitting will draw another card while standing means you will not make any further moves. Surrender ends the round early and gives you 50% of your wager back. What option you choose depends on how close you are to 21, and what card the dealer has.

Both you and the dealer must avoid going over 21, as that results in a bust. If neither side busts, then the person closest to 21 will win the round. Getting exactly 21 with your first two cards results in a blackjack win. This pays more than any other win in the game!

iSoftBet’s Blackjack Atlantic City can be played with any betting value between $0.10 and $10 per round. A regular win will earn you a 1:1 payout while scoring a blackjack pays 3:2. Insurance bets are played when the dealer potentially has a blackjack. Winning an Insurance bets rewards a 2:1 score.

Depending on the circumstances, you will have two additional bets: doubling down and splitting. Doubling is only available if your hand has a value of nine, ten or eleven. It doubles your bet and draws one more card. Splitting can be done with any card pair. Keep in mind that you can split up to three times.

This game has no other side bets. If you enjoy playing Perfect Pairs, 21+3, or any other extra wager, you will have to play a different game.