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OnAir’s Live Blackjack launches on 32Red

Published on February 4, 2022

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Offering tumultuously entertaining play, OnAir’s Blackjack is, yes, live at 32Red right now. And this live action version of the classic card game has never been more spectacular.

First and foremost, this is blackjack as you know it, just better, with a real Dealer who brings the high roller casino experience into vivid life on your phone, tablet or laptop screen.

You’ll be dealt cards, attempting to get as close to 21 as you can without going over, as you seek to beat the dealer’s hand.

There’s also potential to choose a perfect pair or side bet option – where your risk is greater, but so is your potential reward. Players can win as much as 100x their original bet…

With perfect pairs offering a return of up to 25/1, and Blackjack on the main bet offering a return of 3/2, however you like to play this is balls-to-the-wall blackjack brilliance.

And OnAir have sought to make this as user-friendly an experience as possible, with a couple of features that can turbo-charge the action. Speed up the flow of the game with the “deal now” or “pre-decisions” options.

Ready to embark on an ace odyssey, then? If you’re ready to go, no problem. If you need a quick refresh on the rules, no problem – here’s the specific details for OnAir’s Blackjack.

Game is played with 8 decks of 52 cards
Cutting card is placed approximately in the middle of the 8 decks
Number cards have their face values
Jack, Queen & King each have a value of 10
Ace can have value of 1 or 11, depending on player’s choice
Dealer must draw to 16 and stand on 17
Player can only double down on initial two cards (except Blackjack). Double down only receives one card
Player can split initial two cards of equal value. Only one split per hand is allowed
Single card dealt to each split ace
No double down after split
Insurance offered if dealer’s face up card is an Ace
Push game when hands tie