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Switch Studios sticks to a minimal formula with Atlantic City Blackjack, with a set of basic mechanics that reminded us of why we enjoy playing blackjack in the first place.
As we’ll discuss in our Atlantic City Blackjack review below, this game comes with all the standard features like stand, hit, split and double, while also adding insurance bets on the dealer’s hand. With only one hand in play, the win potential is quite limited and you can only walk away with wins of up to 3x your stake.
Title:
Atlantic City Blackjack
Game Developer:
Switch Studios
Release Date
2019
RTP:
99.65%
Minimum / Maximum Bet:
₹100/₹20,000
Maximum Win:
3x
Bonus Features:
Surrender, Stand, Hit, Double, Insurance
With Atlantic City Blackjack, we’re not exactly looking at a massive overhaul of the Blackjack formula we all know and love. Instead, Switch Studios has gone for a simpler version, that sticks to all the basics while also following Atlantic City Blackjack rules.
Amongst other additions, this game allows you to split cards up to three times, and you can double any hand you like, even after splitting. While these rules work well enough, it would have been helpful to see Switch Studios point out these differences from regular Blackjack in a more intuitive way.
Surrender – If things aren’t going your way, you can always use the surrender function to fold. The wording might be slightly different but this works in the same way as fold would in any other Blackjack game.
Stand – Got as close as you’d like to get to a total value of 21? You’ll want to hit the stand button to stop adding more cards and reveal the dealer’s hand. This is a pretty standard function to have in Blackjack, and Switch Studios has managed to include all of these features in an intuitive and friendly way.
Hit – If you’re still hoping to get closer to 21, you can press the hit button to receive a new card. With eight decks in play, it’s hard to tell exactly what might be coming up, so hitting can easily push you over the 21 mark.
Split – If you have two identical cards, you can choose to split them and treat them as separate hands. It’s the best way to get the highest wins in the game, especially because Atlantic City Blackjack lets you split cards up to three times. We landed our biggest win after splitting twice and doubling down, but more on that below.
Double – After the initial hands are dealt, you can choose to double your bet. The doubling can happen whenever you like, even after choosing to hit again or split the cards. In our case, we got our biggest win of ₹30,000 after we split a hand, doubled, called, split again and then doubled again. It may sound overly complicated, but we promise it’s straightforward.
Insurance – You can choose to place an insurance bet to minimise your losses if the dealer wins too. These payouts are at 2:1 and, to be honest, we avoid them as much as possible since they tend to drain more money than they save in the long run.
Atlantic City Blackjack comes with fantastic visuals and a straightforward set of features. It’s a great game for casual players who are looking for an online version of Atlantic City Blackjack.
But with no bonus features and a rather limited maximum win cap, we wouldn’t recommend this to more advanced players or any of you who are hoping to land massive wins from your casino games.
Felt Gaming offers a simple Blackjack experience with Buster Blackjack. We enjoyed using the multi-hand features and boosted our winnings with the buster bets, where you wager on the number of cards that a dealer will draw before busting out. The maximum win is better here at 2,000x your bet.
For those who want even higher payouts, be sure to try out Play’n Go’s European Blackjack MH. We loved having three hands in play and although the game offers insurance bets, we never saw the need to use them. The biggest hook here is the game’s huge potential that can award you a maximum win of 10,000x your stake.
