Blackjack 10

Blackjack 10 follows in the footsteps of many other blackjack titles from Playtech, with this specific release embodying all the refined elements and classical gameplay that have made this table game the staple it is today. Although a simplified approach has been taken with this title, do not let this detract from the seamless merger between real-time gameplay and high-quality video presentation. Both of these elements combine to create an extremely authentic live casino experience in Blackjack 10.

Blackjack 10 Game Background

The general layout of Blackjack 10 is much like the ones you'd find in most of Playtech’s other live blackjack games. Sitting front and centre on the playscreen is the blackjack table, with this having a 52-card shoe sitting to the right of this. Across the purple felt of the table are 7 highlighted seats, with these being the positions players could potentially take in this title. To ensure that there is no confusion as to whose hand is whose, each has the player's name displayed below it. All of this is positioned in a professional-looking studio in Blackjack 10, with various wooden accents that create an authentic setting for play.

Sitting behind the table is the live dealer, who not only guides players through gameplay but also interacts with them should any messages come through the live chat. Speaking of this, the menu for live chat is positioned at the top right of the play, something that is a constant factor in other genres like live roulette and live baccarat. Moving towards the bottom of the playscreen, players can see their bet and their total balance, with this clean layout making sure Blackjack 10 gameplay is as seamless as possible. 

How To Play Blackjack 10

When it comes to the gameplay of Blackjack 10, this follows a blueprint most other live casino games in the same genre make use of. The aim here is for players to try and get a card hand as close to the value of 21 as possible by making a number of decisions throughout play. It is crucial that players do not exceed this total; however, they also need to beat the dealer in the process.

After players have selected their stake and how many hands they may wish to play with simultaneously, they are then dealt 2 cards facing up. It's not just players in the lobby of Blackjack 10 that receive cards; however, the dealer also gives themselves 2. However, it is worth noting that only one of these will be up-facing initially. All cards in this game have their own value, with face cards such as the King, Queen, and Jack all being valued at 10. As for the ace, this can either have a value of 1 or 11, with all other numbers between 2 and 10 having their respective face value.

From here, 1 of 4 main bet decisions can be made, with each of these relating to different things: 

• Hit: Choosing to hit sees an extra card added to the player's hand.

• Stand: Choosing to stand will see the player stick with their current card hand.

• Double Down: Choosing to double down sees the player's bet stake doubled, with just the one additional card being added to the player's hand following this.

• Split: Choosing to split is only possible if the player's 2 dealt cards make up a pair. If so, players can split this hand into two individual ones. However, this does require the player's stake to be adjusted.

After all players have chosen to stand or have gone bust, the dealer will then flip their other card. Should the two cards here combine to have a value of 17 or higher, they will be forced to stand. Conversely, should it be lower than 17, the dealer must continue to hit until their hand value reaches or surpasses this total. This ruleset is not just standard for Blackjack 10 but also other titles like Unlimited Blackjack and All Bets Blackjack.

Blackjack 10 Bonus Features

In addition to the main bets made in Blackjack 10, there are also 4 different types of side bets available. 21 3 is the most popular out of all these, with this taking the player's hole cards and combining them with the sole card facing up from the dealer's hand. The aim of this side bet is to potentially form a 3-card poker hand.

In addition to this, there are also the dealer and player pair side bets. As their names imply, these refer to players placing a wager on whether they think either the player's or dealer's hand will contain a pair of matching cards upon being dealt at the beginning of a round.

The last of the side bets in Blackjack 10 is the Lucky 3 side bet. This is similar to 21 3; however, when combining the cards, players will instead hope to form a 3 of a kind, same-suit 3 of a kind, or straight flush.

Blackjack 10 Mobile Play

Blackjack 10 is no different to all other live table games at BoyleSports Games that we have taken from Playtech’s portfolio in the sense it can be accessed on a wide variety of different play methods. If connected to a staple source of internet, this game's interactive and smooth gameplay maintains all of its quality regardless of the screen it may be displayed on.

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Although it may not be as innovative as some other blackjack titles currently on the market, this does not take anything away from the impressive experience that Playtech has conjured up in Blackjack 10. The gameplay blueprint has been refined, and there are a number of bet options available, truly replicating the authenticity of this casino classic.

Playtech is not only responsible for Blackjack 10, either. The Soho All Bets Blackjack and Royale Cashback Blackjack titles are also popular creations in the same genre.

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