Play Blackjack (21) free against the dealer. Hit, stand or double down and beat the dealer to 21. Virtual chips, no real money, no sign-up.
Tap chips to set your bet, then Deal. Hit to draw a card, Stand to hold, or Double for one card at twice the bet. Beat the dealer without going over 21.
Blackjack, also called twenty-one, is the most widely played casino card game in the world. It grew out of a French game called Vingt-et-Un in the 1700s and crossed the Atlantic to become an American staple. The name itself comes from an old bonus payout for a hand of the ace of spades alongside a black jack — the nickname stuck even after the bonus disappeared.
The goal is simple: build a hand worth more than the dealer's without going over 21. Number cards count their face value, face cards count ten, and an ace counts as eleven or one — whichever helps. You are dealt two cards and so is the dealer, with one of theirs hidden. Hit to draw another card, stand to hold, or double down to commit to one final card for twice the bet. Go over 21 and you bust on the spot.
This is a single-hand game against the dealer, played with virtual chips — there is no real money involved. A natural blackjack pays three to two, the dealer must keep drawing until reaching seventeen, and a tie returns your bet. Behind the easy rules sits a genuine decision on every hand, which is why blackjack has held players for three centuries.
Place a bet, then you and the dealer each get two cards. Tap Hit to draw another card, Stand to hold your total, or Double to draw one card for twice the bet. Beat the dealer's hand without going over 21.
A blackjack is an ace plus any ten-value card on your first two cards, for a total of 21. It is the best hand in the game and pays three to two instead of the usual even money.
Doubling down doubles your bet in exchange for exactly one more card, after which your turn ends. It is offered on your first two cards and is strongest on a total of 11.
After you finish, the dealer reveals the hidden card and must keep drawing until the hand reaches 17 or more, then must stop. The dealer has no choice — the rules are fixed.
If your total and the dealer's total are equal, the hand is a push and your bet is returned. Nobody wins or loses chips on a push.
No. This game is played entirely with virtual chips for fun. Nothing can be bought, deposited or withdrawn — if you run out of chips you can refill for free.
Every hand you win in a row builds your streak, shown by the flame meter under your chips. Reaching 3, 5, 7, 10 or 15 wins pays a bonus on top of your winnings. A push keeps the streak going, but any loss or bust resets it — your best streak is saved between sessions.