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Multi-hand blackjack – play free
US hole card · 6 decks · H17 · DAS · 3:2 · you play 3 hands
Play chips
Not money. Nothing here can be won or cashed out.
Your decisions
matched basic strategy
Cost of mistakes
average cost of plays that differ from the chart
Session
"Expected" is the house edge for these rules times the amount bet. A result above it is the short-run spread; the average keeps going down.
Basic strategy for this table
The cell for your current decision is outlined while you play.
How multi-hand blackjack works
You place a bet on up to three spots and play each hand in turn, left to right, against the same dealer hand. Each hand follows the same chart; the cell for the hand you are playing is outlined below the game.
Change the number of hands (1 to 3) and the other players in Table settings.
More hands, same house edge
The house edge is the same on every hand: 0.62% of each bet with these rules. Three hands put three bets at risk every round, so the average loss per round is three times larger:
| Hands per round | Money at risk per round (25 per hand) | Average loss per round |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 25 | 0.15 |
| 2 | 50 | 0.31 |
| 3 | 75 | 0.46 |
All hands play against one dealer hand, so they often win or lose together. That makes the swings of a session larger than playing the same number of hands one at a time.
Keys: H hit, S stand, D double, P split, R surrender, Enter deal, F full screen.