Blackjack Classic Low

If you love playing online blackjack but feared about losing a lot of money, try something with a lower betting limit. As the name suggests, Blackjack Classic Low is a variant that suits budget players who wish to make a profit with tiny investments. This game also comes with three hands where you can simultaneously place your bets. Hence this is ideal for high rolling players as well. The game has amazing graphics with a soothing music track in the background. There is a side bet game that helps you win reward up to 100x on your betting too. The wagering limits are between £0.10 and £5 per hand each game.

About the developer of Blackjack Classic Low

This low limit betting range variant of blackjack was developed by NetEnt, pioneers in online casino gaming. They have created close to 200 games so far and the number is just growing week after week. Their games even support Android and iOS mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.

About the game

Blackjack Classic Low comes with three main hands along with three side bet positions. You can wager your chips on one or all three hands. The benefit of three hands is, at least one hand will be a stronger one where you can easily win. To win in each hand, you need to beat the dealer by scoring points better than him without going beyond 21. If you cross this limit, you will lose the hand and the wagering associated with it. The dealer cannot draw cards once he reached 17 but you can still draw beyond this. However, since chances of getting a BUST is more likely, you need to play carefully here.

Side Game:The side game of Blackjack Classic Low where you can win enhanced rewards is ‘double jack’. Here, you need to get either first card as a jack to win ten times your bet. If you get a pair of jacks then the payout is 25x and for a pair of the jack of spades the pay is 100x.

Insurance:When the dealer gets ace as his first card then chances of he getting BJ hand is more likely. So to help prevent you from a loss, insurance is offered where you can get a pay of two to one if the dealer gets blackjack. The catch here is, if the dealer does not get BJ, you will lose 50% of your bet as a fee towards insurance. So this option is not mandatory and based purely on your preference.