Progressive Blackjack Jackpot Review

This version of Blackjack is played and programmed according to Atlantic City Blackjack rules with the following exceptions: The cards are shuffled after each hand, Pairs may not be re-split, and players may not draw additional cards on split Aces.

• Eight 52-card decks are used
• The deck is re-shuffled after each game / hand
• The Dealer must stand on all 17's
• Doubling after splitting allowed
• Only one additional card allowed on each Ace when splitting a Pair of Aces
• No re-splitting of cards allowed
• No surrender

In Progressive Blackjack, before you are dealt any cards you have the option of making a $1 side bet that allows you to participate in additional payouts and have a chance of winning progressive jackpot. Remember: To qualify for the Bonus Jackpot you need to place a $1 bonus bet. The size of the Jackpot increases with every bet.

Whenever the dealer's up-card is an Ace, the player has an option of taking insurance that is not recommended if you want to have the best odds. The Double Down and Split options will only be active immediately after you receive your first two cards. If the dealer has an Ace showing, you will be offered a chance to buy Insurance for half of the amount you bet. If the dealer does have a natural Blackjack (in other words, his down card is a ten or a face card), you will collect a payoff of 2 to 1 on your insurance.

If you win the hand, you will get back your original bet plus the same amount in profit. A hand that consists of an Ace and any ten value card is called a natural Blackjack (except in the case of a Split hand). If you win with a natural Blackjack, you will be paid off at three-to-two odds, which means you get your original bet back plus 150% profit.

The largest Progressive Blackjack jackpot of £298,451.65 was hit by player Pet200710 in William Hill online casino on January 7, 2005. You may also want to see the progressive blackjack jackpot winners or winner stories of Microgaming Triple Sevens progressive blackjack game.