Signature Infinite Blackjack – Game Information   

Card Values 

Number cards – those from 2 to 10 – have a face value equal to their number. Face cards – Jacks, Queens, Kings – are all worth 10. 

An Ace can be worth 1 or 11, depending on which value benefits your hand more. 

A hand that includes an Ace with a value of 11 is called “soft.” 

When betting time expires, the dealer deals one face-up card to each player and themselves.  

They will then deal a second face-up card to each player, but their second card will be facing down. 

You’ll see the value of your hand next to your cards. 

Blackjack 

Hit blackjack with your first 2 cards if they combine for a total of 21. 

You can do this by pairing an Ace with a 10, Jack, Queen, or King. 

You can only get blackjack with your first 2 cards. Hand values of 21 made by splitting your cards will not count as blackjack. 

Six Card Charlie 

Your main bet automatically wins if you receive 6 cards from the dealer but have a hand worth 21 or less. This is still the case if the dealer has blackjack. 

Split hands will be assessed separately. 

Insurance 

You can place an insurance bet if the dealer’s face-up card is an Ace.  

This bet protects you against the possibility that the dealer has blackjack. 

An insurance bet costs half your initial bet. 

Once you’ve decided, the dealer checks their face-down card to see if they have blackjack. Your insurance bet will be paid out at 2:1 if they do. 

If they don’t have blackjack, you lose your insurance bet before the game carries on as usual.  

Hit, Stand, Double Down, or Split 

Upon receiving your first 2 cards, you’ll have a decision to make: whether to hit for more cards or stick with what you’ve got. 

If you do not decide within the time allowed, you’ll automatically hit if you have a hand value that’s 11 or less. You’ll automatically stand if your hand is worth 12 or more. 

Double Down 

As long as your initial hand value is not 21, you can double down.  

Doing this will double your initial bet amount, and you’ll receive another card. 

Split 

Split your first 2 cards to create 2 separate hands, but only if they’re the same value. 

You can only receive one additional card on hands split by Aces. 

It’s not possible to use the Double Down option for a split hand. 

Only one split is available for each hand. 

Dealer's Hand 

Once everyone has made their decision, the dealer will reveal their face-down card. 

If their hand value is 16 or less, they have to hit and receive another card. If it’s a soft 17 or greater, they must stand. 

Outcome of the Game 

You win if your final hand is closer to 21 than the dealer’s – or if they go bust, which is when their hand value exceeds 21. 

If you and the dealer have hands of the same value, it’s a push and you get back your initial bet. 

If your hand exceeds 21, that’s also going bust, and you lose your bet.