Blackjack E Live

21 or Blackjack as it is more widely known is among the most popular and fascinating games of chance around. It is a card game that is played with a dealer and unlike most other card games, players seek victory not over each other but against the dealer.

It is a game that can be rather easy to learn, with the rules and objectives being simple enough. The ultimate objective that players of this game aim for is to get a hand that when totalled is worth 21. Alternatively, at the end of gameplay should a hand have more value to those the dealer currently holds, a win is recorded.

As a very popular game, blackjack has lots of variants, with Evolution Gaming being responsible for a fair share of these. A blackjack variant of theirs is the Blackjack E Live and it is a live dealer game which has a diverse range of exciting gameplay options.

Read up on it below.

Blackjack E Live Gameplay!

Like any live dealer game, Blackjack E takes place in a studio with a great live feed. This is lavishly decorated, well lit, streamed in HD or better and have live dealers in charge who conduct the game for you.

Blackjack E Live follows standard gameplay rules. This is a comfort, as no cramming of new rules and the like is required.

The game seats 7 and is played with 8 decks that each contain 52 cards. The rules command the dealer to stand on every 17, permit the doubling down of the initial cards and allow card splitting provided that the cards are of equal value.

Should players feel that the dealer is liable to get a hand of blackjack, they can take out Insurance. This has a payout of 2:1, whereas Blackjack pays out at 3:2. Players can as well Hit and receive additional cards that can improve their hand, or Stand and thereby announce their contentment with their present cards.

Side bet options in Blackjack E Live include old familiars like Perfect Pair and 21+3. The Bet Behind option is additionally supported here.

Final Thoughts

Blackjack E Live shows that Evolution Gaming still knows how to make them and while mostly indistinguishable from most blackjack variants on the market is still worth having a go at.