Double Exposure Blackjack: The Dealer Shows Both Cards!

Double Exposure Blackjack , may look like any ol Blackjack game but beware, its not. The first and second Dealer cards are dealt face up and obviously, this would mean that, you the player have the advantage over the Dealer but, thats where the rest of the rules come in to even out the playing field. First of all Double Exposure Blackjack is played with 8 decks of cards. This alone brings your advantage back a few steps, then there is the rule that, all "ties" in the game are won by the dealer, except in the case where you have Blackjack, Which pays 1 to 1 odds. All rules considered, Double Exposure Blackjack odds end up pretty much the same as many other regular blackjack games.

Double Exposure Blackjack: The Main Difference.

• Both dealer cards are exposed face up.
• 8 regular decks of cards.
• Dealer wins on all ties, except if you have Blackjack.
• Blackjack pays even money 1 to 1.
• Double on 9, 10 and 11 only.
• No Surrender.
• No Insurance.

Regular Double Exposure Blackjack Rules.

Splitting Rules.

• If you split a pair of Aces and then are dealt a 10 card then this is not Blackjack but 21 instead.
• You can Split a maximum 3 times, which will give you 4 hands.
• You can re-split Aces.
• If you decide to Split your Aces, you can only receive one more card for each hand and then you are forced to Stand.

Double Down Rules.

• Doubling Down is allowed after have been dealt your first two cards. However, only if they add up to 9, 10 or 11.
• The Double Down bet is equivalent to your original wager.
• You are allowed to Double Down after you have Split
• If you have been dealt Blackjack then, you are not allowed to Double Down.