• Dealer hits 16 and stands on ALL 17's, including soft 17.
• Blackjack (two-card total of 21) pays 3-to-2
• Only pairs can be split. In other words, cards that are not pairs but are of the same numerical value (i.e., a Ten and a Jack) can NOT be split.
• There is no re-splitting allowed.
• Doubling down is allowed only on two-card total of 9, 10 or 11.
• Doubling-down after split (DDAS) is not allowed.
• Insurance pays off at 2-to-1.
• Insurance can only be taken if the dealer's upcard is an Ace. Obviously, it is equal to one-half your original amount bet.
• You can receive a maximum of eleven cards in a hand. If you have not exceeded 21 by then, you automatically stand and the dealer plays out his hand (believe me, you won't encounter this often, if at all).
Gold Series Blackjack Payout Schedule
Hand Combination |
Odds |
Description |
Blackjack |
3:2 |
If you win with a Blackjack (2-card 21) you are paid at odds of 3:2 on your original bet |
Standard Win |
1:1 |
Winning hands that are NOT Blackjacks are paid out at odds of 1:1 of your original bet |
Insurance Win |
2:1 |
If you take insurance and the dealer has Blackjack you are paid at odds of 2:1 on the insurance bet. |
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Gold Series Classic Blackjack Payout Tables and Rules
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