Play Super 7 Blackjack for Free

What makes the free Super 7 Blackjack game so different to the rest is the game uses 6 different decks of cards, but your goal remains the same as all other blackjack games – get as close to 21 as possible, without going over to beat the dealer. If you have a better hand total than the dealer, you will win. Scoring a blackjack will result in you receiving 2 to 3 times your total bet, if the dealer doesn’t have one too. If you and the dealer both have the same amount, this is deemed as a push and nobody wins – but you do get your stake back.

Launching the game, you will notice that the table is bearing the usual green cloth with the basic payouts shown on it. There are three hands to the lower of the table, allowing you to play all three if you wish. Your chip denominations sit to the lower right and go from 1 to 500, although the table limits are set at a low limit of 1.00 and can be increased to a high limit of 100.00 a bet.

The aim of the game is simple, choose your chips and place them on your chosen hand to get the game started. You can play at your own pace, so no racing against the clock and playing fast. Aces count as 1 or 11, whichever suits your hand and you will have to get up to 21 as much as you can to win. If your total hands exceeds 21, you lose. After every round, the deck of cards is shuffled and the player can only split the once. The player is able to double after splitting. The super 7 side bets are where things get interesting, aside from the usual game, you have more chances of hitting a win when you place your cash on the following side bets:

If a player splits 7s of different suits, the payout is 50:1 even if more 7s are dealt. If a player splits 7s of the same suit, the payout is 100:1, even if more 7s are dealt.

We recommend you play Super 7 Blackjack for fun before switching to real cash, allowing you to get a feel of how the game is played without wasting your own cash. Taking the insurance side bet is not essential, but you can choose to take it when playing. Insurance is designed to protect your hand, should the dealer have a blackjack. Insurance costs half your original bet, this not only sees you spending more cash, but it sees you receiving an insurance pay of 2:1 (if the dealer has a blackjack) even if you lose your hand. A simple blackjack game has been given a little lucky 7 twist, but the only difference this game has to a typical blackjack game is the ability to win up to 5,000 in side bets.