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After splitting Aces, some casinos restrict the number of "HITS" allowed each split hand. A setting of "ON" allows multiple "HITS". A setting of "OFF" restricts each hand to only one additional card.
When the dealer has an Ace and a Six, this is called a "Soft 17". If this setting is "ON", the dealer will hit a "Soft 17".
After splitting any pair, some casinos allow the player to "DOUBLE". The default setting is "ON". Setting this option to "OFF" does not prevent the player from splitting a hand. But after splitting and then hitting once, the player can (or cannot) "DOUBLE".
A "BURN CARD" is the top card in any freshly shuffled deck (or decks) of cards. IF this rules is set to "ON", then after every reshuffle the "BURN CARD" is displayed for several seconds, and then discarded.
After splitting two tens, or aces, it is possible to obtain a Blakjack. By setting this rule to "NO", the player can still split pairs, but any two card combination that equals 21 will not be an automatic Blakjack. The dealer's hand will still be played out. The default setting is "ON".
There are several commonly used rule variations that determine what hands the player can "DOUBLE" on. Blackjack Attack allows the player to choose from the following "DOUBLING" options: 8-9, 8-10, 8-11, ANY TOTAL. Each of the options represent the low and high range value of any two card combination.
Blackjack Attack supports 3 commonly used payout ratios for a Blackjack. They are: 3:2, 2:1, and 1:1. The default setting is 3:2.
Whenever the dealer shows an Ace, the player will be offered an insurance bet. By setting this option to "OFF", the dealer will not offer insurance and will continue to play out the hand. Be aware that if the dealer has a Blackjack and this rule is set to "OFF", the player will not be allowed to play and the current hand will end.
