Blackjack Switch Simulator

One of the key differences between Blackjack Switch and Classic Blackjack is the number of cards used. Blackjack Switch is played with 312 cards, comprising six decks of 52 cards each. Initially, the dealer shuffles the decks, then invites the player to cut the cards, after which the game begins.

Please note that cards from 2 to 10 have their face values (2 to 10 points, respectively). Kings, Queens, and Jacks each count as 10 points. An Ace in Blackjack Switch can be worth either 1 or 11 points, depending on the player's choice. A hand with an Ace valued at 11 is called a “soft hand,” whereas if the Ace counts as 1 point, it is a “hard hand.”

Place Your Bets!

Once the bets are placed, the dealer deals two separate hands of two cards each face-up to the player and one card to himself. In Blackjack Switch, you can swap the second card of each hand before proceeding, giving you an extra edge. Remember, a true blackjack combination — an Ace plus a ten-value card totaling exactly 21 points — only counts if achieved before switching cards.

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The “Super Match” side bet is a popular additional wager. The aim is simple: the initial four cards dealt to you must form one of the following combinations: four of a kind, three of a kind, two pairs, or one pair. The payout structure is as follows:

• Four of a kind: 40 to 1
• Two pairs: 8 to 1
• Three of a kind: 5 to 1
• One pair: 1 to 1

If you choose the Super Match bet and fail to achieve any of these combinations, your bet is lost. Similar to classic blackjack, you can opt for insurance.

What is “Switch”?

The name “Switch” comes from the player's key advantage: the option to swap the top two cards in their hand to create a more favorable combination. You can use the switch option multiple times before making any other move. The casino pays out blackjack only after the game concludes, as the player might still decide to split cards or make additional switches.

How to Split

In Blackjack Switch, you have the option to split your first pair into two separate hands. To split, you must place an additional bet equal to your original bet. Gameplay with two hands differs slightly: you cannot re-split if another pair emerges, and only one card is dealt to each Ace. Additionally, obtaining a 21 in either hand after splitting does not qualify as blackjack.

Dealer's Rules

In Blackjack Switch, the dealer does not stand on 17 but instead draws another card. If the dealer has blackjack, insurance (half your original bet) pays out at 2 to 1. No insurance payout occurs if the dealer doesn't have blackjack. If the dealer busts, the player wins with a payout of 1 to 1. However, if the dealer totals exactly 22, all bets push (no win, no loss).