Infinite Blackjack at a glance
Infinite Blackjack never has a full table: all players share the same starting cards but each decides for themselves whether to hit, stand, double down or split.
- Provider
- Evolution
- Game type
- Live blackjack
- RTP
- 99.47% – 99.51%
Rules: how a round of Infinite Blackjack works
The aim is to get closer to 21 than the dealer without going over. Number cards count their face value, picture cards count 10, and the ace counts 1 or 11. An ace and a ten-value card as your first two cards make a blackjack.
After your first two cards you decide: take a card (hit), stay (stand), double down or split a pair. The dealer draws by fixed rules until reaching at least 17. If you go over 21 you lose immediately, even if the dealer busts as well.
| Bet | Payout |
|---|---|
| Regular win | 1:1 |
| Blackjack | 3:2 |
| Insurance (dealer shows an ace) | 2:1 |
| Tie (push) | stake returned |
What makes Infinite Blackjack different
The game uses eight decks. A special rule is Six Card Charlie: if you reach six cards without going over 21, you win automatically. Side bets such as 21+3, Any Pair and Bust It come with their own, lower returns. With optimal strategy the main bet reaches an RTP of about 99.5%.
Infinite Blackjack with the BlazeBet bonus: wagering and a worked example
Live games such as Infinite Blackjack count 0% towards the bonus wagering at BlazeBet. Bets made with bonus money do not bring you any closer to a withdrawal. Clear the welcome bonus on slots first and play Infinite Blackjack with real money.
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More from Evolution and similar games
Infinite Blackjack is part of the Evolution portfolio. If you are looking for a similar experience, try Lightning Blackjack, Blackjack Live and Free Bet Blackjack. All slots are listed in our slot overview, games with real dealers in the live casino section. How wagering, deadlines and game contributions work for the welcome bonus is explained on the bonus page.
