Multi Hand Atlantic City Blackjack – Microgaming

Multi Hand Atlantic City Blackjack – Microgaming – Review

If you enjoy playing a hand of Atlantic City Blackjack by Microgaming imagine the excitement of playing five hands

Microgamings rendition of Atlantic City Blackjack utilizes 8 decks of 52 cards that get reshuffled at the beginning of each game. Similar, to the single hand version, what distinguishes this game is its Late Surrender feature and the size of the card stack.

After dealing the cards the Dealer will inspect their cards for blackjack. If the Dealer reveals a blackjack you have the option to surrender half of your bet in exchange for not proceeding with your hand.

In essence if faced with a blackjack from the Dealer and you realize that your initial two cards won’t stand a chance against it this presents an opportunity to retain at a portion of your earnings.

It’s important to note that once you take action on your cards (such as drawing a card splitting pairs doubling down) the Late Surrender feature becomes unavailable.

Atlantic City Blackjack follows Microgamings rules. You can split, up to three hands (totaling four hands) unless you decide to split Aces, which can only be split once.
You can choose to double down on any of your two cards except when the total’s already 21 (no doubling down, in Blackjack).

This particular game, like all blackjack games on the Microgaming platform offers features such as auto play and customizable player strategy cards.

The table limits vary from 1 to 500 credits.

If you enjoy multitasking playing the hand blackjack games is a great option.

I find it convenient when I’m short on time and also enjoy it when I’m, on a winning streak. It’s a way to share the joy!