A major advantage of online casinos is the technology that enables different variants, but it is also tried to create a feeling the closer to the gaming palace. With webcam and chat, it is a real dealer who handles the table and hands out the cards. The rules are basically the same and there are variants here too, but one factor that is added is the time limits at tables where more people can play at the same time. At Blackjack controlled by software there are no others waiting and you can take all the time in the world. At Live Casino with other participants, it would be unsustainable if a player had to delay the round for any length of time. The player competes against the bank, also known as the dealer. You play with several regular card games on a special table which consists of several positions for bets. Any of these positions can be active during a game, there is no order in which to sit, and players can also play at multiple positions at once.
Before starting a game, the player must choose how big the bet should be at the selected position, this is done by placing the chips. The dealer then hands out two visible cards to each player and two to himself, one of which is visible to all. Then the players decide one by one whether they want to stay, draw additional cards and some choices that can be made as well. A player can draw as many additional cards as possible, provided that the sum does not exceed 21. If a card causes the hand to fall over 21, the player loses his bet. When all players have made their choices, the bank draws their hand briefly and here the dealer must always draw if the bank's hand is below a certain value and must not draw if it is above a certain value. If the dealer's visible card is Ace, players are given the opportunity to insure their own hand. This costs half of the effort. If the bank receives Blackjack, the insurance pays 2: 1 and it is lost if the bank does not receive Blackjack.
When it is the dealer's turn to draw cards, he has a limited number of choices. First, the divider turns up his second card so that both are visible and here no splitting or duplication is allowed. The bank may only pull short or stop and must pull at 16 or lower, must stop at 17 or higher. If the dealer becomes thick, the winnings are distributed to all players who remain in the round. In some situations it is possible to double, often advantageously if the hand is a total of 9, 10 or 11. A doubling means that you have to bet the same amount in playing fields, the dealer draws a single card and then proceeds to the next position on the table. Doubling can be smart as the bank's visible card is low card while you sit at 10 or 11.
