Classic Blackjackby Wager Gaming

Classic Blackjack is the most common form of the game that you will find in both – live, and online casinos. Its rules are simple, and players love it for the low house edge.

Wager Gaming Technologies has developed their own style of Classic Blackjack that you’ll be sure to love. With crisp graphics and easy to use game controls, WGTs version of Blackjack is one of the best around.

This version of Classic Blackjack is special with its flash version, and its ability to be played on most mobile devices. Be it an Android powered smart phone - or an Apple product. Classic Blackjack works on both.

Classic Blackjack Rules

Classic Blackjack uses 4 decks of standard, 52 cards. Each deck is shuffled after the end of each hand.

Dealer must draw until 16, and stay on all 17’s.

Dealer does not peek on Aces or 10s showing.

Doubles are allowed with any first total cards.

Player=r may split on any cards of the same value.

Doubling is allowed after splitting

All other standard Blackjack rules apply when it comes how you play.

Classic Blackjack Pay Outs

A dealt Blackjack pays 3:2

Insurance pays 2:1

All other bets pay 1:1

How to Play Classic Blackjack

Game play starts with choosing the amount to bet using the chip amounts at the bottom left. Minimum bets start at $2 a hand, and go up to $200. Click on the circle on the table to place your bet. There are 5 circles laid out on the table. You can choose to between one, and five hands per round.

To lower a bet amount once placed on the table, right click the chips.

Once all bets are placed, click on the deal button. Now you will have the option to hit, stand, double etc. After all selections are made on your hand, the dealer plays out their hand. All bets are paid, or collected.

To begin a new hand, you can choose to hit the re-bet button using the same bets as the last hand. Or, click the clear bet button to use different amounts.

Classic Blackjack Conclusion

Classic Blackjack by WGT has smooth graphics with some great options. Being able to play five hands per hand – with bets of up to $200 per hand, puts the game in the category of high roller status.