1-on-1 BlackJack 3.0.0

1-on-1 Blackjack is a card game developed by RTEK Multi-Ventures that allows players to compete against the dealer in a one-on-one setting.

To play 1-on-1 Blackjack, the player and the dealer each receive two cards. The objective is to have a hand value higher than the dealer's without exceeding 21. The player can choose to hit (receive another card) or stand (keep the current hand value). The dealer must follow specific rules when determining their own actions.

The dealer in 1-on-1 Blackjack must follow a predetermined set of rules. Typically, they must hit when their hand value is 16 or less and stand when their hand value is 17 or more. However, specific casino settings may have slightly different rules.

'Blackjack' refers to a hand that consists of an Ace and a 10-value card (10, Jack, Queen, or King). Achieving a Blackjack immediately wins the player 1.5 times their original bet, unless the dealer also has a Blackjack, resulting in a push (tie).

No, splitting hands is not allowed in 1-on-1 Blackjack. The game focuses on individual player versus dealer competition rather than multiple hands.

No, insurance bets are not typically offered in 1-on-1 Blackjack. The game does not include multiple players for the dealer to potentially have a natural blackjack (an Ace as the face-up card).

Going over a hand value of 21 is referred to as 'busting'. If a player busts, they automatically lose the hand regardless of the dealer's hand.

Surrendering is not typically available in 1-on-1 Blackjack. However, specific casino settings may offer surrender as an option.

In standard 1-on-1 Blackjack, winning hands (excluding the Blackjack hand) receive a payout of 1:1. A Blackjack hand is typically paid out at 3:2.

Yes, depending on the availability of online platforms or mobile applications that offer 1-on-1 Blackjack, it is possible to play the game online. Check for reputable online casinos or gaming platforms to enjoy this variation of Blackjack.