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After placing your “bets,“ press the “Deal“ button located centrally at the bottom of the screen. The game immediately distributes two face-up cards to each of your active betting boxes, while only one of the dealer’s cards is revealed at the top of the table. You can play up to three hands at once, depending on how many boxes you bet on.

Once the cards are on the table, an action panel appears along the bottom edge with four options: “Hit,“ “Double,“ “Split“, and “Stand,“ and you must resolve each hand from left to right. If you choose “Hit,“ one more card is added to that hand, and you can keep hitting until you stand or exceed 21 and bust. If you click “Double,“ your “bet“ on that hand is doubled, you receive exactly one more card, and that hand then ends automatically. If you are satisfied with your total, press “Stand“ to lock that hand and move on; after which the dealer completes their draw according to the rules, and all hands are settled. Only if your first two cards have the same value, the “Split“ option lights up. Click it to divide them into two separate hands with a duplicated “bet“ and play each one individually.

When the round finishes, two buttons appear in the bottom center: “Rebet“ and “New Bet.“ Press “Rebet“ if you want to instantly repeat the same wager layout and amounts from the previous round on the same betting boxes. Press “New Bet“ if you want to clear the table completely.

If the dealer’s face-up card is an “Ace,“ an “Insurance“ buy-in option appears. This is an optional “side bet“ that protects you in case the dealer is hiding a “Blackjack“ underneath. You will see four choices. Press “Yes“ to buy insurance only for the current hand you are playing, which places an extra wager equal to half of your original stake. If the dealer does have “Blackjack,“ the game pays 2:1 and softens your loss on the main “bet,“ but if the dealer does not have it, the wager is lost, and the round continues normally. Choose “Yes To All“ if you want to apply this “insurance bet“ to every one of your hands at once. If you prefer not to take insurance, yoy may decline the offer by choosing the other two options.