Infinite Blackjack by Evolution Gaming

Have you ever felt the annoyance of not being able to find a free seat on a table? It’s a problem for both players and casinos, and one that software providers had to solve somehow. Evolution Gaming went to the drawing board and came up with a simple concept. An unlimited number of players, all playing on a single table.

Infinite Blackjack looks amazing, with an amazing stream quality which we’ve come to expect from this developer. The game is played from their Riga studio, in a beautiful golden-blue room. It also comes prepared with not two, but four side bets with amazing payouts!

No need to chase down a free seat here; you start as soon as you load in! Place your bet using the different coins in front of you. You make stakes by placing these coins on the main bet, or one of the four side bets off to the side.

Then, once you’ve sorted out all your bets, it’s time to play! Four cards are drawn. Two for the players and two for the dealer. All cards are virtual, meaning every punter sees a different set of cards. You will be able to see one of the dealer’s cards, while the other will be in a facedown position. Choose to hit or stand, and the round progresses further.

Evolution Gaming then checks if anyone has gone over 21. Doing so is an automatic bust, and results in the opposite side winning. You want to get as close to that magical number without going over! In this live casino game, dealers must stand on a soft 17.

We were rather impressed to find you can bet between $1 up to $5,000 on each round. A regular win will result in a 1:1 payout. If you take an insurance bet, you could score a 2:1 prize. Finally, getting exactly 21 is a blackjack win, earning you a 3:2 payout. If you’re willing to risk it with side bets, you stand to win even more money!

You can choose to double down any hand that isn’t a natural blackjack. You’re also able to split any pair of matching cards. The only limitation here is that you can only draw one more card after splitting Aces.

A new rule added to Infinite Blackjack is called Six Charlie. If you have a hand with six cards whose sum is less than 21, you automatically win the main bet. Yes, even if the dealer has Blackjack!

Players also get four side bets. Any Pair, which pays if the first two cards match.21+3, which pays if you form a three-card poker hand with your two cards and the dealer’s face-up card. Hot 3, which checks the same three cards for 19s, 20s, 21s and triple sevens. And Bust It, which pays if the dealer busts with three or more cards.

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