How to play double exposure blackjack

Blackjack Double Exposure is one of the new modifications of the classic blackjack, which is gradually gaining its popularity. Double Exposure is more common on virtual platforms than in regular casinos. They are in no hurry to launch this version of blackjack yet. On the network, the game is also found under other names: Dealer Disclosure, Face Up 21.

A distinctive feature of Double Exposure blackjack is that the dealer plays openly and everyone sees what cards he lays out for himself. Of course, knowing the dealer's cards gives the player a big edge in the hand. And even in such a situation, online casinos manage to find an opportunity to earn money. They are 1.47% more likely to win than standard blackjack.

Rules of the game in Double Exposure

In the game, before each new distribution, the cards must be shuffled. The rules are as follows:

In the event of a tie, the player is the loser, except for blackjacks.

You can split cards only 1-4 times (the indicator is determined by the institution itself).

The payment for a blackjack combination is considered one to one. If a ten comes after splitting aces, the combination is recorded as 21 points.

When 17 points are dropped, the dealer must take an additional card.

Doubling can be done only when 9-11 points fall out.

The dealer has no blackjack insurance.

There is no rent.

The exact rules for a particular virtual establishment can be found on the signs, usually located near the tables. The game, in fact, is devoid of any mystery. Unlike the classic version, there is much less excitement in it, since the dealer's second card becomes known at the beginning. In any case, this version of the game will find its adherents.