Atlantic City Blackjack

Gameplay

In terms of actual gameplay, Atlantic City Blackjack is based on standard Las Vegas blackjack rules. However, this specific game features an 8-deck shoe which cards are dealt from with the bonus of a late surrender rule. The game aims to land a better hand than the dealer by obtaining a total card value of 21, or as close to this. At the start of each new round, the shoe is shuffled, and the cards are dealt, with players able to stand, hit, split, double down or buy insurance. The dealer can peek for blackjacks when showing ten-value cards or aces, with the dealer also must stand on values of 17 or higher. If a dealer lands a blackjack, they automatically expose the value, and players lose their wager unless they also have naturals to push the dealer’s blackjack.

Visuals

The gaming controls are designed to be as simple as possible; however, the visuals, the dealers, and the ambient background music bring Atlantic City Blackjack to life. The design is based on a typical casino lounge style, with professional dealers narrating the game. The table includes an excellent level of detail with chips, cards and bet options easily accessible. The game’s actual mechanics are smooth, with cards gliding across the table with a crisp yet natural flow.

Features

Players who enjoy a fast-paced game will enjoy the Quick Deal feature, which can be combined with the Auto Re-bet feature. This enables players to place bets automatically to sit back and enjoy the action.

Bonuses

There are no bonus features, and this specific table does not support side bets. Instead, this game will suit fans of table games, with casual players and high rollers both finding Atlantic City Blackjack an enjoyable option.

Return to Player (RTP)

The table accepts minimum bets of 1.00 and maximum bets of 200.00, with a possible pay-out of 3 to 2 for blackjacks and winning hands paying even money. If you choose to take out insurance, the standard pay-out is reduced to 2 to 1. In theory, a long-term player following a basic strategy would have a return to player percentage of 99.65%.