Pokersars
The pokersars online blackjack game is known by several names, including twenty-one. Each version has slightly different rules. Blackjack is the name of the version played at the online poker rooms but can also be played on mobile poker or anywhere.
Pokerstarts offers the best online blackjack games with their exclusive VIP blackjack table, you can bet using play money or make a deposit and put some real money on the table. Many players prefer to play blackjack at pokersars because the software is easy to use and they accept UK poker players. Poker sars works best with three or more poker players. Cards are worth their face value, with aces worth either one or 11. The face cards are all worth ten. The suits are irrelevant. Each player starts with a fixed number chips.
The Goal Players try to beat the dealer by ending up with cards with a total value greater than the dealer's but not more than 21. The Deal First draw cards decide who the dealer is, the lowest card deals. Before the cards are dealt each player bets the amount he or she wants, but maximum initial stake should be agreed beforehand. Then the dealer deals two cards face up to each player and keeps two-one face up and the other face down. Stand, Double, Hit or Split At this point a player has different options: To stand which means to ask for no more cards from the dealer. To double the original stake but receive only one more card, a good bet if the cards total 9, 10 or 11. To hit and be dealt an extra card face up without increasing the stake. If the players total goes above 21, they are bust, and their stake goes to poerstars. If the player has a pair, they can split the cards and play each as a separate hand. They must bet an additional stake, the same as the original, to cover the second hand. If the player has ace and a card worth ten, they have a blackjack. If the dealers upturn card shows that they do not have blackjack, pokersars will pay the player double their own stake. If the dealer also has a blackjack, neither side wins and the players' stake is returned.

Pokersars

The pokersars online blackjack game is known by several names, including twenty-one. Each version has slightly different rules. Blackjack is the name of the version played at the online poker rooms but can also be played on mobile poker or anywhere.

Pokerstarts offers the best online blackjack games with their exclusive VIP blackjack table, you can bet using play money or make a deposit and put some real money on the table. Many players prefer to play blackjack at pokersars because the software is easy to use and they accept UK poker players. Poker sars works best with three or more poker players. Cards are worth their face value, with aces worth either one or 11. The face cards are all worth ten. The suits are irrelevant. Each player starts with a fixed number chips.

The Goal

Players try to beat the dealer by ending up with cards with a total value greater than the dealer's but not more than 21.

The Deal

First draw cards decide who the dealer is, the lowest card deals. Before the cards are dealt each player bets the amount he or she wants, but maximum initial stake should be agreed beforehand. Then the dealer deals two cards face up to each player and keeps two-one face up and the other face down.

Stand, Double, Hit or Split

At this point a player has different options:

To stand which means to ask for no more cards from the dealer.
To double the original stake but receive only one more card, a good bet if the cards total 9, 10 or 11.
To hit and be dealt an extra card face up without increasing the stake. If the players total goes above 21, they are bust, and their stake goes to poerstars.
If the player has a pair, they can split the cards and play each as a separate hand. They must bet an additional stake, the same as the original, to cover the second hand.
If the player has ace and a card worth ten, they have a blackjack. If the dealers upturn card shows that they do not have blackjack, pokersars will pay the player double their own stake. If the dealer also has a blackjack, neither side wins and the players' stake is returned.