Blackjack Switch

The key element of the game is one you should always remember - when playing a blackjack switch (with 2 or more parallel hands), a player is allowed to switch the second cards between the hands. For example, when a player is dealt a hand of A, 5 and 6, Q, he may then take the Q and 5 cards and switch them around. That way, the player gets the next two hands: A, Q and 6, 5 to form a blackjack and a second hand with high winning potential.

As in regular blackjack, doubling and splitting is allowed. Since this is a great advantage that the player gets over the house, the dealer will try to push the players' hands to a dealer's 22 (although blackjacks still win, no matter what). Two more rules are used to make the game fair for both sides:

Blackjack2002.com wishes to emphasize that in this game, you're in control of the cards' order. Use this advantage wisely.

The Super Match is only an optional bet. It can be either higher or lower than the Blackjack Switch wager, as desired. The players who bets a Super Match relies on the chances of being dealt a pair or three-of-a-kind from the four cards in their 2 parallel hands. Super Match bets are settled and bet upon before playing any of the hands.

That's it, really. Playing Blackjack Switch couldn't be simpler!

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