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This is part nine in our guide of Las Vegas Casinos and the Blackjack variants they offer, you will also find all the game rules and the house edge of each game available. Mirage will offer you four different Blackjack games their first is a 2 deck game in which the Dealer will stand on a soft 17, you can double down after a split but you cannot take late surrender and no re-splitting of Aces is allowed. The house edge on this game is 0.27%. They also have two 6 decks games these both allow you to double down after a split, you may take late surrender on both games and the re-splitting of Aces is permitted. One version calls for the Dealer to stand on a soft 17 and the house edge on this game is 0.28%, and the other game will see the Dealer hitting a soft 17 and the house edge on this game is 0.55%. They also have an 8 deck game and the Dealer hits a soft 17 and you can double down after a split, take late surrender and re-split Aces, this game however has the worst house edge and that is 0.57%. Monte Carlo will give you three different Blackjack games their first has 2 decks and in this game the Dealer always hits a soft 17. You can double down after a split, take late surrender and also re-split Aces. The house edge on this game is 0.45%. They also have two 6 deck games and each one lets you double down after a split, you may also take late surrender and you can also re-split Aces. One of the games calls for the Dealer to stand on soft 17's and the house edge of that game is 0.28%. The other sees the Dealer hitting a soft 17 and the house edge of that game is 0.55%. Nevada Palace also offer a 6 deck game in which the Dealer hits a soft 17, you can double down after a split, and re-split Aces but you cannot take later surrender. The house edge on this game is 0.64%. New York New York have four different Blackjack variants on offer they have two 2 deck games the first sees the Dealer standing on soft 17's and players may double down after a split but no late surrender is offered and you can't re-split Aces. The house edge on this game is 0.27%. Their second 2 deck game has exactly the same rules except the Dealer will hit a soft 17, and this rule change means the house edge on this game is 0.45%. They also offer two 6 deck games, and both allow you to double down after a split, you may also take late surrender and re-split Aces. One game sees the Dealer standing on soft 17's and the house edge on this game is 0.28%. The other game calls for the Dealer to hit soft 17's and this games' house edge is 0.55%. |
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