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Three Card Blackjack

April 26, 2010

In 2007 the Washington State gaming commission approved the game of 3 Card Blackjack. You can now play this superb blackjack variation at many of the brick and mortar casinos in Washington, USA. There is even talk of 3 card blackjack being added to casinos across the country and many internet casinos are thinking about adding it to their line-ups as well. Three card blackjack is a lot like playing blackjack and tri card poker at the same time.

Winning at 3 card blackjack doesn’t take much strategy so it is a popular game amongst recreational players. You won’t have to decide if you want to hit or split a hand in 3 card blackjack. You get three cards and if they are good you place a bet that is the same as the tables ante. The dealer must stay with 18 or higher. The major difference between 3 card blackjack and regular blackjack is you will receive three cards and you can use 2 or three to make the best blackjack hand. For example, A-5-5 would be 21. If you get an Ace with an y 10 pointer you automatically win the ante and your bet, even if the dealer has the same. Blackjacks only pay 1:1 though so that is important o remember.

You can also play the Ace Plus option, in addition to going against the dealer or all by itself. Getting any Ace will qualify you for a bonus ranging from 1:1 all the way up to 100:1.