Blackjack Switch

Blackjack Switch uses 6 regular decks each of which is containing 52 cards. Before each hand gets commenced the decks form a shoe and the entire shoe gets shuffled, in its turn. The dealer is obliged to stand on a soft 17, and any hand with a value of 21 is beat by blackjack. In fact, Blackjack Switch is completely different blackjack version, and here all the cards are dealt face up, each Player is getting 2 hands. According to the Switch rule the player can switch the 2nd dealt card between two hands thus he can improve one of them or both. In its turn, this introduces some of further differences. First of all, a Dealer’s Blackjack will always a Player’s Blackjack. Besides, if the Dealer has got a 22-valued hand, it will tie with a Player’s total of 21 or less. At the same time, a Player’s Blackjack will beat a Dealer’s 22. Rules of Blackjack Switch

1.Splitting Rules

Any pair can be split by the player If a player has split a pair of Aces and drawn a 10-valued card, this is considered merely 21, but not Blackjack You don’t have the opportunity to re-split any hand Having split a pair of Aces, with each hand receiving just one additional card, the player’s hand must Stand
2.Double Down Rules

Double Down can be made only after receipt of the player’s first 2 cards. The Doubling bet value is equal to the value of the player’s original bet. A player can Double Down after a Split If the player has a Blackjack he cannot Double Down Having Doubled Down, you will receive just one more card to your hand/s and then they Stand.
3.Insurance Rules

You can use the option of taking an Insurance bet anytime the Dealer shows an Ace. The Insurance bet regularly amounts to half of your original bet. Insurance is regularly paid out with the odds of 2:1. Given that the Dealer doesn’t have Blackjack, a player loses his Insurance bet.