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This is part three of our Vegas Casino Blackjack guide, and below you will find the next batch of Vegas casinos along with complete round-up of which Blackjack variants they
offer and the house edge of each Blackjack game.
Cannery have two Blackjack games available the first is their 2 decks game in which a Dealer will always hit a soft 17, you can double down after a split but neither
re-splitting of Aces or late surrender is allowed. The house edge on this game is 0.45%.
They also have a 5 deck Blackjack game which has a house edge of 0.47%, this game allows doubling down after a split, the re-splitting of Aces and you may take late surrender.
Casino Monte Lago have just one Blackjack game on offer and that is their 6 deck game in which the Dealer always hits a soft 17, you may double down after a split but you are not allowed
to re-split Aces or take later surrender, as such the house edge on this Blackjack game works out at 0.64%.
Circus Circus will offer you two different games of Blackjack the first is their 2 deck game and the rules say that a Dealer will always hit a soft 17, you may double down after a split
but you may not take late surrender nor can you re-split Aces, the house edge on this game is 0.45%.
They also have a 6 deck game but as you would expect the house edge on this game is high, in fact it is 0.64%, this is due to the rules dictating that a Dealer will hit a soft 17,
and players may double down after a split and re-split Aces but you cannot take late surrender.
El Cortez have two Blackjack games and both have low house edges the first is a single deck game and in this variant the Dealer always hits a soft 17, but players cannot take late surrender, cannot re-split Aces
nor can they double down after a split. The house edge on this game is 0.3%.
They also have available a 2 deck game which has the Dealer hitting all soft 17's and you can double down after a split but you cannot take late surrender and no re-splitting of Aces is permitted.
The house edge on this game is 0.45%.
El Dorado will give you just a 2 deck game and the rules call for the Dealer hitting a soft 17 and you may double down after a split but no late surrender and no re-splitting of Aces is allowed.
0.45%.
Ellis Island have just two different Blackjack games available the first being their 2 deck game and this game calls for the Dealer to hit a soft 17 and player may double down after the split
but you cannot re-split Aces and no late surrender, the house edge for this game is 0.45%.
The second Blackjack game is a 6 deck variant and the game rules state that a Dealer will hit a soft 17, and you may, like the other game offered, double down after a split but no late surrender or re-splitting of Aces is allowed.
The house edge based on these rules is 0.64%.
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