Mayfair Blackjack Rules
Mayfair Blackjack 1 comes with the lowest set of table limits – from £3 to £500 – followed by the second edition, Mayfair Blackjack 2, with £5 to £1000 limits. The VIP variant accommodates high rollers placing the stakes between £25 to £5,000 per hand.
The game is played with 8 decks and the player’s objective is to top the dealer’s hand without busting. There are seven available seats at the table and the players can occupy more than just one spot, increasing their winning odds and expanding their betting possibilities. If all of the seats are taken, one can use the Bet Behind option and submit a bet behind a seated player.
Once the bets are placed and confirmed, the dealer will deal two cards for the player and two cards for the house. The possible moves will then appear on the screen and the players will be able to select one of the following: Hit, Stand, Double, or Split. Insurance option will appear if the dealer’s up card is an Ace and the players will be able to bet on the possibility that the dealer is holding a Blackjack hand. The dealer stands on 17 and draws on 16.
Re-splitting is not allowed; pairs can be separated only once and just one card for each of the split Aces can be drawn. Double Down option can be selected on the first two cards, as well as on the split hand; once the player Doubles Down, no more than one extra card can be added to the relevant hand.
Mayfair Blackjack also introduces the side bets with a separate payout table. Perfect Pairs bet will win when the player is dealt with two matching cards, whereas 21+3 bet refers to a combination of the player’s hand and the dealer’s up card. These bets are settled independently from the main wager, according to different payout odds, and the players can choose to disregard them completely.