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Single Player Blackjack (OG)

RTP: 99.5%Edge: 0.50%

MonkeyTilt

$0.10Min Bet

$500Max Bet

$25,000Max Payout

Blackjack

$0.10Min Bet

$500Max Bet

$25,000Max Payout

99.5%

RTP

0.50%

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Blackjack is the casino classic, MonkeyTilt style. Beat the dealer to 21 from a six-deck shoe. The dealer stands on all 17s and a blackjack pays a full 3:2. Hit, stand, double down on any first two cards, split pairs up to 3 times, or surrender to get half your bet back when the deal looks bad.

Add the Perfect Pairs and 21+3 side bets, which pay as soon as the cards land, up to 100:1 for three of a kind in the same suit. Every shoe is provably fair: the whole shuffle comes from a seed pair that is locked in before you bet, so you can check any round yourself.

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The whole six-deck shoe is shuffled from a seed pair that is locked in before you bet, not from a black box. Here is how that works, and how to check any round yourself.

Locked In Before You Bet

Before you can place a bet, the server picks a secret seed and publishes its SHA-256 hash. The hash is a fingerprint of the seed that cannot be faked.
Because the seed is locked in up front, the house cannot change a result after you bet. Any change would break the fingerprint.
The hash of the next server seed is published ahead of time too, so switching seeds cannot be gamed either.

Your Half of the Randomness

Every result mixes three inputs: the server seed, a client seed you control, and a nonce that goes up by one with each bet.
You can change your client seed whenever you like from the game's Provably Fair panel. The server has no say in it.
The server seed stays hidden while it is in play. You only see its fingerprint. That is what keeps the next result unpredictable.

Check Any Round Yourself

Rotate your seed pair in the game's Provably Fair panel and the server seed you were playing on is shown in full.
The panel's Verify tab replays any round from the revealed seed pair and nonce, so you can confirm the result you saw is the one the math produces.
You do not have to trust our verifier either. It gives you a small code snippet you can run in any JavaScript console to get the same result yourself.

How to Play Single Player Blackjack (OG)

The Basics

Get closer to 21 than the dealer without going over. Cards are dealt from a six-deck shoe. Number cards count as their number, face cards count 10, and an Ace counts 1 or 11, whichever is better for your hand.
Place your bet and you and the dealer each get two cards. The dealer shows one card and keeps the other face down until every hand is played.
An Ace plus a ten-value card on the deal is a blackjack. It pays 3:2, the best payout for a main hand in the game.
The dealer draws to 16 and stands on all 17s. Beat the dealer's total to win 1:1. Tie and your bet is a push, so you get it back.

Your Decisions

Hit to take another card, or stand to keep your total. Go over 21 and the hand busts right away.
Double down on any first two cards, including after a split (but not on split Aces). Your bet doubles and you get exactly one more card.
Split a pair into two hands, each with its own bet. You can split up to 3 times, for a maximum of 4 hands. Split Aces get one card each. A 21 on a split hand pays 1:1, not as a blackjack.
Surrender your first two cards, before any split, to give up the hand and get half your main bet back.
The table only shows moves that are allowed right now. If a button is there, you can press it.

Insurance & Even Money

When the dealer shows an Ace, you can take insurance for half your main bet. It pays 2:1 if the dealer has blackjack, which covers your losing hand.
Have a blackjack against a dealer Ace? Take even money for a sure 2x now, or keep the blackjack for the full 3:2 and risk a push.
When the dealer shows a ten-value card, the dealer checks for blackjack right away, so a round that is already decided ends quickly.

Side Bets

Perfect Pairs is a bet that your first two cards are a pair. It pays 25:1 for the same rank and suit, 12:1 for the same rank and color, and 6:1 for any other pair.
21+3 puts your two cards together with the dealer's face-up card to make a three-card poker hand. It pays 100:1 for three of a kind in the same suit, 40:1 for a straight flush, 30:1 for three of a kind, 10:1 for a straight, and 5:1 for a flush.
Both side bets are decided as soon as the cards are dealt, and winnings are credited right away. You do not wait for the main hand to finish.

Fair Play & Resume

The whole shoe is shuffled from a seed pair that is locked in the moment you bet. Nothing you do during the hand can move a single card.
Every round is provably fair. You can check any finished round from the Provably Fair panel after rotating your seed, and the full shoe is shown for checking.
An open round survives page reloads and lost connections. Come back and the table is exactly where you left it.