Double-Deck (DD) Blackjack The goal of Double-Deck Blackjack is the same as any other Blackjack game: Get a higher score than the dealer without going over 21. Unlike most other Blackjack games, only two 52-card decks are shuffled together at the start of each hand. $25 Blackjack Bellagio (surrender, re-split aces) Caesars Palace (surrender) Cosmopolitan (surrender, re-split aces) Encore (surrender, re-split aces) Flamingo (surrender) New York-New York (surrender, re-split aces) Palace Station (double deck) Treasure Island (double deck) Wynn (surrender. If you meant online, then the best double deck blackjack can be found at Bovada group casinos: Bovada and Ignition for example. It comes with very low house edge, just 0.24%. You can try the free version here. Btw, both casinos also offer single deck blackjack with standard 3/2 payout (and not 6/5 like in most Vegas casinos).

This free Double Deck blackjack game uses two decks of cards, which are re-shuffled after each game, the player gets 3:2 odds on a blackjack, and the Dealer must hit a soft 17.

Free Double Deck Blackjack game wagering: Chip bets and sizes range from $10 to $250. Betting chips must be placed in the 'circle' in the center of the table..

Free Double Deck online blackjack, game play and rules: In this version of “21”, called Double Deck Blackjack, the player gets 3:2 odds on a blackjack and the Dealer must hit on a soft 17.

Continued Rules for this free Double Deck blackjack game:

• Any other winning hand is paid 1:1.
• Insurance pays 2:1.
• Split aces receive only one card.
• No re-splitting of aces.
• No surrender.
• A split ace and a ten-value card is not a Blackjack.
• Play one hand per round in this Instant play version.
• Play one or two hands per round in the download version of this game.

Insurance is available in this free double deck blackjack game and pays 2 to 1 odds.

Blackjack is one of the most popular casino table games
because it is easy to learn and
exciting to play.

Casinos With Double Deck Blackjack Strategy

The object of the game is to draw cards that add up to 21 (or as close as possible) without going over. A “Blackjack” is an ace and any ten-value card on the first two cards dealt. Blackjack pays one-and-a-half times your bet. You can draw as many cards as you like. If a hand goes over 21 it is called a “bust” and the dealer automatically wins. If your hand is the same as the dealer’s, it’s a “push” or tie - you do not win or lose. If your count is closer to 21 than the dealer’s count, you win!

How To Play

Casinos With Double Deck Blackjack

Kings, Queens and Jacks count as 10. Aces count as 1 or 11. All other cards are counted at their face value. The dealer starts the game by giving each player, including him/herself, two cards. The dealer’s hand always has one card face up and one card face down (hole card) in front of your betting circle. If you are satisfied with the total of your two cards, you “stand” (draw no more cards), by placing your cards in betting circle slightly tucked beneath your bet. If not, you can “hit” (draw one or more cards, one at a time) by making a slight movement with your cards towards you. You may “hit” until you feel that the total count of your hand is closer to 21 than the cards the dealer will draw. After each player takes a turn, the dealer turns up his/her “hole” (face down) card. If the hand totals 16 or less including a soft 17 (total of 17 in which an ace can be counted as a 1 or 11), the dealer must “hit” (draw additional cards) until he/she reaches hard 17 or more. If the hand totals hard 17 or more the dealer must “stand.” Dealer must hit soft 17 and stand on hard 17, i.e. A-6 is soft, 10-7 is hard.
SPLITTING PAIRS
If you are dealt two cards with equal value or any two ten-value cards, you may “split” them into two separate hands. You must match your original bet if you “split.” Once “split,” the two hands must be played separately completing the first hand before going to the second. You may “split” a pair up to three times, making four separate hands (with the exception of aces – can only be “split” once). If you “split” a pair of aces, you will receive only one card on each ace. If you receive any ten-value card on a split ace, the hand has a total of 21 (it is not a Blackjack).
DOUBLING DOWN
You may increase your wager by “doubling down.” After receiving your first two cards, you may “double down” after split by increasing your wager up to the amount of your original bet, receiving only one additional card. You may “double down” on any original two cards.
INSURANCE
When the dealer has an ace up, if you believe the dealer has a Blackjack you may take “insurance.” Insurance pays 2 to 1. You can wager any amount up to half of your original bet. If the dealer has a Blackjack you lose your original bet, but you are paid 2 to 1 on your insurance. If the dealer doesn’t have a Blackjack, your original wager remains in play and only the insurance bet loses.