Black Jackby SGS Universal

Players can place a stake at up to 4 seats and play to beat the dealer with Black Jack from SGS Universal. Oddly the payout for blackjack is not listed on the table felt, but insurance does pay 2:1 according to the felt. There is no help file with this game so we had to play a little more than usual to review it. Early surrender seems to be allowed as we see an active Surrender button and the dealer has not peeked. We weren't offered the option to double on soft 9 (9/19) but the button was active on hard 11, as was the surrender option. We took the double and won the last hand with 21 while losing the first three hands of 19, 18, and 18.

Game play is smooth enough. The cards are displayed a bit small for our liking. The lack of game rules or an active help file put us off this game. The loss was totally within expectations, so no quibbling there. SGS Black Jack may be fine for entertainment but we prefer the game of Blackjack as provided by almost all other providers.