Double Exposure Blackjack


 

Double Exposure Blackjack by NetEnt

Double Exposure Blackjack is the kind of game that you might not necessarily expect to find in any land based venues, but the beauty of online play is that developers can think outside the box to come up with excellent twists on classic action and that’s exactly what’s in store here. To sum the game up succinctly, the rules are pretty easy to follow but have been modified slightly in order to compensate for the fact that the player receives more information in order to make the correct play.

The game itself shares plenty in common with other NetEnt blackjack games as far as looks are concerned – the graphics are as crisp as ever and the animations do a great job of filling in for the real thing. Up to three hands are available and you can bet anything that the table limit allows through a combination of different chips. Speaking of which, it can be worth keeping an eye on those table limits as some online destinations offer both low and high limit versions of Double Exposure Blackjack where the rules are the same but the expected bets can certainly differ.

More Info for Better Blackjack Strategy

Now we come to exactly what makes Double Exposure Blackjack different to the standard game and that’s all about the initial deal. In standard play, players receive two cards face up and the dealer also receives two, but with one remaining face down. That’s not the case here though, as the dealer will also display both of his hole cards face up, allowing players to make their decisions accordingly. No longer will you see a six and assume he has a ten to inform your doubling decisions. Instead, you’ll know exactly what you’re up against. If the dealer is showing nineteen and you’re on eighteen, hitting becomes a no brainer and there are various other ways to make use of these rules.

Naturally, such a large advantage for the player comes with some compensation for the house. The dealer wins all ties except blackjack and blackjack itself as a winning hand only pays at evens. However, this can be seen as a small price to pay when your betting decisions are made so much easier!

See how Double Exposure Blackjack works out for yourself by playing the full version at any stakes you like in our instant no deposit version at the top of the screen!

Tags: , , , ,



Back to Top ↑