Blackjack Vegas Strip

Take a trip to Las Vegas to play at a Red Rake blackjack table, on its free online game Blackjack Vegas Strip. You are playing a version that is fairly simple to pick up, where the dealer is your opponent. You can have up to 4 hands in a single game.

Blackjack Vegas Strip is a blackjack game that was launched in June 2018 by Red Rake. The table focuses entirely on the gameplay. You are free to choose to play 1 to 4 hands. Your opponent is none other than the dealer. The basic rules apply to each hand. Your winnings then depend on the bet placed and the scenario that occurs, with perfect blackjack paying out the highest win. Your bet must be between €0.2 and €200. In this game, you benefit from a return-to-player rate of 99.78%.

The design of this Red Rake blackjack table shows no unnecessary details. You will only see the printed red carpet on the floor as well as the table. The fairly simple decor adds elegance to the game. The cards are arranged on a semi-circle table, lined with a dark blue background. All the necessary information is already written there. It uses 4 card shoes. 4 zones accommodate the hands. You decide each time which ones you want to play. As sound animation, you have jazz music. The sound effects suggest people whispering, as if you were in a real casino.

When the game is in progress, a female voice announces your points and the winner each time. You then receive 2 face-up cards. You discover your points, while one card remains face down for the dealer. You have the choice to play the hand or request another card. In a classic game, when the dealer's cards are revealed, you either collect a gain or lose your bet. A hand that beats the dealer pays 1 to 1. If the game results in a tie, your bet is returned to you. If your 2 cards allow you to have a perfect blackjack, meaning 21 points, you are paid 3 to 2.

If your hand beats the dealer's, you will receive a 1 to 1 payout. But if you get a blackjack (21 points with the first 2 cards), the payout will be 3 to 2. In the case of a tie, you will get your bet value back, and if you go over 21, you will lose the hand. Vegas Strip Blackjack also allows for insurance betting. In general, this is a bet that aims to protect the players, but it should be used wisely to avoid losing even more than the initial bet. It involves placing half of the wagered amount to protect yourself from the dealer's blackjack. Insurance pays 2 to 1 on this table.

You also have side bets, to increase the chances of winning:

• A perfect pair : 25 against 1
• A mixed pair : 6 against 1
• A colorful pair : 12 against 1
• Matched three of a kind : 100 against 1
• straight flush : 40 against 1
• three of a kind : 30 against 1
• Fifth : 10 against 1
• Flush : 5 against 1

If you want to play on these side bets, you must announce it in advance before the cards are dealt. They will be closed before the game of blackjack begins. This way, you have several types of bets, which makes the game more interesting and raises the suspense.