Blackjack Beto – MSport GH

About the Game

Blackjack Beto by OneTouch is a fast and easy digital version of the traditional card game. In this game, players compete against the dealer by having a hand value closer to 21 than the dealer's hand, without exceeding 21.

Core Objective

The goal is to beat the dealer by getting a hand total closer to 21 without going over. You win if your total is higher than the dealer's, the dealer busts by exceeding 21, or you get a natural Blackjack (an Ace and a 10-value card) in your first two cards.

Game Rules

Played with five standard decks;
The dealer must hit on all hands that sum 16 or less.
The dealer must stand on all hands that sum 17 or more.
Splits are allowed only when the player has a pair.
No resplits allowed.
Double down after a split is allowed.
Double down on any two cards allowed;
Player auto-stands on 21 or Blackjack;
Insurance is offered when the dealer has an Ace.
No surrender allowed.
No even money offered.
RTP: 99.67%

Payrules

Standard wins pay 1:1
Blackjack pays 3:2
Insurance pays 2:1
Ties are pushed

How to Play

In Blackjack Beto, the game is set up for quick and easy play. Follow these sequential steps to play a round:

1. Place Your Bets: Choose your chip value using the arrow keys (Min: GH₵ 0.20, Max: GH₵ 1,000) and tap BET.

2. Place your bet by pressing on one of the hand areas on the table.

3. You may increase your bet per hand by pressing on the areas multiple times.

4. Tap DEAL to get two face-up cards and the dealer's one face-up and one face-down card.

5. Player Decisions: Hit to request another card to get closer to 21. You can keep hitting until you bust (go over 21) or Stand to keep your total and end your turn.

6. Payout and Reset: When the dealer reveals their card, you win if your hand is closest to 21, the dealer busts, or if you tie with the dealer (push), and your bet is returned. If your total goes over 21, you lose immediately.

Key Game Features

Card Values

The 2 through 10 cards are worth their face values. Kings, Queens, and Jacks are each worth 10. The Ace has a value of either 1 or 11. Aces are worth either 1 or 11 points, depending on which value best benefits the player's hand.

Split

The player is allowed to Split a hand when its first two cards are a pair, allowing you to separate one hand into two separate hands. When you choose to Split, you place an additional bet equal to your original bet. You then play out each hand individually, with the option to Hit, Stand, Double Down, but cannot Split again.

Double Down

The player can choose Double Down on their first two cards, or a hand after a Split. When a Player chooses Double Down, the player doubles their original bet for that hand and receives only one additional card.

Insurance

If the Dealer's first card is an Ace, Insurance is offered to the player a chance to protect his original bet by placing a new bet equal to half of his original bet on the possibility that the dealer may have a Blackjack.

If the Dealer has Blackjack, the Insurance bet pays out 2:1. If the Dealer does not have Blackjack, the insurance bet is lost, and the game continues with the player’s original bet still in play. Insurance is a side bet and does not affect the outcome of the original hand.

Insurance will not be offered if the player doesn't have enough balance to place the bet.

RTP: 99.67%