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It's not just slot machine players who can get the thrill of a progressive jackpot win, as there are a few Blackjack games that offer players the chance of a large instant cash win.
Triple 7s Blackjack is one such game, but to be in with a chance of hitting that big win you are required to place an obligatory sidebet that will also
give you the chance of winning some additional bonus payouts.
You should be aware that the bonus wins will payout irrespective of whether you base hand wins or loses.
Number Of Decks:
Triple 7s Blackjack uses five regular decks of playing cards.
Splitting Rules:
You are allowed to split only cards that have the same, equal value, you cannot Split cards that share the same value I.E. Tens, Jack, Queens and Kings can only be split if you have two matching cards.
If you choose to split Aces then just one card will be dealt to each Ace, and should you be dealt a ten valued card to either or both split Aces then this is a 21 hand and not a Blackjack.
By splitting
you need to place an additional bet on the new hand which has to be the same as
your initial wager amount.
Doubling Down Rules:
You can Double Down on any hand that has a value of 9, 10 or 11, only one further card will be dealt to a hand once you have made a double down bet.
Dealer Play:
The Dealer will always stands on all hands of 17. Insurance will be offered.
Online players need to be aware that the entire deck is shuffled before each game begins.
Payouts:
A Blackjack hands pays 3-2,
and a winning Insurance bet pays 2-1.
Triple 7s Blackjack - Bonus Payout
To be eligible to win any of the following bonus payouts you are required to place an obligatory side bet.
Should you get any of the following hands dealt to you during your session you will be paid out as follows irrespective of whether your base hand wins or loses.
3 Sevens in the suit of Diamond wins the current progressive jackpot total.
3 Sevens of the same suit wins 1,000.
3 Sevens of different suits wins 250.
2 Sevens of the same suit wins 50.
2 Sevens of different suits wins 25.
One Seven wins 5.
Working out the house edge on this sidebet is a little tricky, but its standard figure is a house edge of 37.94%. This drops by 3.45% for every $10,000 that has accumulated in
the progressive jackpot meter.
So, should the progressive be at a figure of $109,860 or above then the sidebet will have no house edge attached to it. So you should be looking
to play Triple 7's Blackjack when this figure is above this amount.
Triple 7's Blackjack can only be played online at Microgaming powered online casinos. Due to it being a live progressive you cannot play in free-play mode
you can only play real money mode.
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