Blackjack 117
by Pragmatic Play Live - play on desktop
About Blackjack 117
Blackjack 117 puts you at a live table with a real dealer running the game through video stream. You place your bet, the dealer gives you two cards, and you decide whether to hit, stand, double, or split based on what you see. The goal is to reach 21 without going over, and beat whatever the dealer's hand turns out to be. The dealer follows set rules and can't make choices like you can. Every hand plays out the same way: you act first, then the dealer completes their hand according to fixed rules. It's a classic card game with a human dealer managing the action.
Game Features
- Live dealer manages all action in real time
- Standard blackjack rules with hit on 16, stand on 17 strategy
- Player options include hit, stand, double down, and split
- Blackjack pays 3 to 2; insurance bets available
- Multiple player seats per table
- Video stream broadcast from live studio
How to jump in
Look up Blackjack 117 in the lobby or hit the button below. Logged in, you're playing for real; if not, most games let you try the demo first.
It's a real dealer on a live stream, and the table shows seats and limits before you join. Everything here runs on crypto, so your winnings never sit with a bank in the middle.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the payout ratio for blackjack in Blackjack 117?
Blackjack, achieved with 21 on two cards, pays 3 to 2. This means a $10 blackjack bet returns $15 in winnings plus your original stake.
What action does the dealer take on a hand total of 16 in Blackjack 117?
The dealer hits on 16 or less and stands on 17 or higher, following a fixed strategy throughout all hands.
What player options are available during a hand of Blackjack 117?
Players can hit, stand, double down, or split their hands. Insurance bets are also available as an additional wagering option.
Are bet limits adjustable in Blackjack 117?
Table minimums and maximums are set per session, determining the range of wagers players can place before each hand.
