Play Blackjack Online at Dusk Till Dawn Casino

The objective of Blackjack in the Dusk Till Dawn Online Casino is to beat the dealer's hand without going over 21 (bust). At the start of Blackjack, you and the dealer are dealt two cards each. If you have 21 on the first two cards, you have BLACKJACK!

Cards are worth their face value with the exception of Kings, Queens, and Jacks which are each worth 10 and Aces which are worth either 1 or 11. If the value of your hand is closer to 21 than that of the dealer you win. If the value of the dealer's hand is higher than yours you lose. If the hands are of equal value the hand results in a push and your bet is returned. If you have a total of 22 or higher (a busted hand), you lose regardless of whether the dealer also busts.

Six decks of cards are used when you play online, which are shuffled after each round.

If your first two cards are of the same value, you may split them into two separate hands. The second wager is placed automatically when you press the SPLIT button and the second wager equals the first one. You may then proceed to draw cards as usual. However, if two aces are split, you will only get one additional card for each hand. If two aces are split and one of your hands totals 21, the hand is not considered as blackjack, but as 21. You may not split a split hand. You may double after splitting.

When you play online and have been dealt the initial two cards you may "double down". The wager is doubled, and only one card is received.

Insurance is a game of its own when you play online Blackjack, which gives you a chance to protect yourself from the dealer getting blackjack. If the Dusk Till Dawn Casino dealer’s first card is an ace, insurance against dealer blackjack can be bought for half the price of the initial bet. If the dealer does have blackjack, the insurance pays 2 to 1. If insurance is bought and the dealer does not have blackjack, the insurance bet is lost.

When you play online, the Dusk Till Dawn Online Casino dealer must draw cards until he has at least 17, and must stand on 17 or higher. If the dealer gets 16, he must take another card. The dealer may not decide whether or not to draw a card based on your hand, but must abide by existing dealer rules. The dealer checks for blackjack on an open ace or ten value card.