Single Deck

Heads Up BJ

Heads Up Blackjack

One player. One dealer. One 52-card deck.

Heads Up BJ

Load your stack

$100

Play-money buy-in, up to $1000

These chips are props. They cannot be deposited, withdrawn, or exchanged for anything of value.

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How this table is dealt

Play-money only. Fake credits. No real money, no deposit, no cash-out, no prize you can keep.

The deck

One 52-card deck.
Hands are dealt continuously. The deck is not shuffled every hand.
After a stretch of play the table shuffles the whole deck and deals on.

The rules

Dealer stands on all 17s (S17), including soft 17. Draws to 16.
Natural blackjack pays 3 to 2. Push if both you and the dealer have blackjack.
Hit, stand, and double on your first two cards. Double after split is allowed. No surrender.
Split a pair once. No resplit. A pair is the same rank, or any two ten-value cards.
A two-card 21 after a split is not a natural — it pays 1 to 1.
Insurance is offered when the dealer’s upcard is an Ace, and pays 2 to 1 (up to half your bet).
Even money is offered as the usual insurance shortcut when you have blackjack vs an Ace.
The hole card is dealt face down. You act first. Then the dealer reveals and plays.

Dealer peek

US-style peek: if the upcard is an Ace or a ten-value card, the dealer peeks for blackjack. On an Ace you are offered insurance (or even money) first. If the peek finds blackjack, the hand is settled and you do not play out the hand.

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Heads Up BJ $100.00

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