Pragmatic Play is a new name for a set of software that was previously called TopGame, which has been in operation for several years. The group operates a software that is available for play in most regions throughout the world, including the United States. Unfortunately, many of the casinos using Pragmatic Play software are rogue operations, with only a handful of the sites using them being worth your time. I tried not to let that skew my opinion on the developer as I took a look at the company’s games.<\/p>\n
There are two blackjack games I’m aware of — Royal Blackjack and Multihand Blackjack. Unfortunately, I couldn’t find rules for them anywhere. However, between the table felt, playing one hand (the account I played had only a few dollars left), and the basic strategy chart, I can at least infer the following:<\/p>\n
About the only major rule not covered is whether re-splitting is allowed. If we assume six decks of cards and no-resplitting, which is usually the case with Internet casinos, then the house edge would be 0.46%.<\/p>\n
About the basic strategy card, there is clearly an error if the player has a 13 to 16 and the dealer is showing a 2. The card says to hit. The odds favor standing under any realistic set of rules.<\/p>\n
Please note the return table below reflects the rules stated above, which are out best guess, based on limited information.<\/p>\n
The following table shows the Blackjack games available in alphabetical order.<\/p>\n