Universal Access Inc. BlackJack Server

UNIVERSAL ACCESS INC. BLACKJACK SERVER

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Note: This is a game for amusement only. There is no money involved. You will be given $1000 of virtual-dollars to start with, but this money is simply "play-money". Any wins or losses in this game are simply for fun, and no real money is changing hands.

Game Rules:

Dealer stands on soft 17.
Split on any pair.
Double on first two cards.
You are not allowed to double when you get blackjack.
If the dealer and the player have blackjack, it's a push (no winner or loser).
Blackjack beats drawing to 21.
There are 6 decks in use, and the dealer shuffles when less than one deck remains in the shoe.
Surrender means you fold and lose half your bet. It is only allowed on the first two cards in the hand.

Click here to Play Blackjack!

Or here to Play Blackjack (only show card images)

Try the new experimental Roo-lette game

Preload Playing Card Bitmaps will send a page with all 52 cards, so that subsequent play will proceed faster (unless your web browser doesn't cache inline images). This operation has to send you 52 GIFs, so it may take a few minutes.

More technical details are available here.

Long standing bugs fixed:

The problem with payoffs for hands which were split has been fixed, thanks to some good user bug reports.
If the dealer has blackjack, no more cards are dealt, and hands are evaluated immediately.

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Universal Access Inc., November 1994

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