Quote from: blackjack.fun on February 13, 2019, 03:09:32 PM

Quote from: Midgarosormr on February 13, 2019, 02:56:45 PM

Affiliates link appears to be broken: it just redirects to the game.

How many decks are in play per hand? Does the dealer peak on an ace or for blackjack when they have a ten/face?

Also, I humbly suggest EOS as an option.

Thank you for the feedback! Could you please share what browser are you using?

There are 4 decks. Dealer does not peak at all.
I will keep your suggestion in mind.

Thank for replying: I use the latest, stock Chrome.

I had some ideas for side-bets and the like, taken from other BJ games:

Some of these aren't feasible, at least currently I think, but just spitting them out there as food for thought.

Side-bet ideas, taken from BJ games on WH/others:

An option to increase or decrease the number of decks (8 maximum, 1 minimum): however, the fewer decks used, the more the payout on side-bets (since getting a suited flush, for example, is really rare on one deck).

Below are presumed with 8 decks in-play.

Top 3:
Suited 3 of a Kind -- 500:1
Straight Flush -- 40:1
3 of a Kind -- 30:1

Perfect Pair:
Perfect Pair -- 25:1
Coloured Pair -- 12:1
Red/Black Pair -- 6:1

Buster:
With Player's Blackjack 8 Cards+ -- 2000:1
With Player's Blackjack 7 Cards -- 700:1
8+ Cards -- 250:1
7 -- 50:1
6 -- 18:1
5 -- 4:1
3 or 4 -- 2:1

Progressive (requires a jackpot feature):
4 Suited Aces -- Jackpot
3 Suited Aces -- x5000
4 Aces -- x2500
3 Aces -- x250
2 Suited Aces -- x100
2 Aces -- x50
1 Ace -- x5

Lucky Lucky:
Suited 777 -- 200:1
Suited 678 -- 100:1
Unsuited 777 -- 50:1
Unsuited 678 -- 25:1
Suited 21 -- 15:1
Unsuited 21 -- 3:1
Any 20 -- 2:1
Any 19 -- 2:1

21+3:
Suited 3 of a Kind -- 100:1
Straight Flush -- 40:1
3 of a Kind -- 30:1
Straight -- 10:1
Flush -- 5:1

Surrendering costs you 50% of your stake.

https://casino.williamhill.com/en-gb/action/launch/all-bets-blackjack

Trade-in:
Swap out a card for another random card from the deck... for a price
Depending on your first card, swapping your second may cost more than your initial bet e.g. starting with a 10 or face will cost you something like 75% of your stake to swap your second card, a low card for something hopefully higher: conversely, swapping out a high card or even a face will cost you very little, e.g. like 10%.

Hi-Lo:
Bet whether your double-card total is higher or lower than the dealer's second card total.

https://casino.bwin.com/en/home/lobby/opengame/rglhiloblackjack/featured/51/1?launchMode=popup

Maybe these will be useful in someway.