Vegas Blackjack with 20+ Bonus

Game Name:: Vegas Blackjack with 20+ Bonus
Percentage:: 99.80%
Decks:: 6 Decks of standard playing cards, shuffled for each hand of play
Blackjack pays:: 3 to 2
Wins:: 1 to 1
Insurance pays:: 2 to 1
Double Down:: Yes, on any two cards
Double Down after Split:: Yes
Split:: Yes
Split Aces:: Yes, can hit and double down on split Aces
Dealer draws to:: 16
Dealer stands on:: All 17's
Software Producer:: WagerWorks

20+ Bonus Pay table

Blackjack Tie:: 30 to 1
Blackjack Win:: 3 to 1
Twenty Lose:: 20 to 1
Twenty Tie:: 10 to 1
Twenty Win:: 2 to 1

The most generous Blackjack game produced by Wagerworks. A powerful 20+ Bonus™ award loved by beginners and experts alike. This bonus pays on your biggest initial two-card hands, and pays big if that hand does not win.

The Dealer checks for Blackjack early, this American Blackjack rules saves you from adversely risking more money to split or double down.

How to play Vegas Blackjack with 20+ Bonus

In Vegas Blackjack with 20+ Bonus, you try to beat the Dealer by accumulating a card value close to but not over 21 points.

Start by placing a bet. After placing your bets, click the DEAL button to start play.

20+ Bonus

To be eligible for a 20+ Bonus™ award, you must place a 20+ Bonus bet before the cards are dealt.

The 20+ Bonus cannot be played on its own, you must make a main game bet in order to play the 20+ Bonus game.

You win a 20+ Bonus award by getting a 20 or 21 on your first two cards and then standing. The award amount is based on the Dealer's final hand relative to your two-card hand.

A 20+ Bonus award is only paid if Player placed a 20+ Bonus bet and is dealt a 20 or 21 on first two cards (and not on split cards). Player must stand on any initial two-card 20 else their bonus award is forfeit.

Rules

Dealer Blackjack beats all Player outcomes causing loss of all Player main bets. The exception is when Player and Dealer both have Blackjack, in which case the main bet is returned to player.

Insurance Bets are offered when the Dealer's face up card is an Ace. Subsequent Dealer Blackjack will pay 2 to 1 on any Insurance Bet.

Player Rules

Double down is possible on any two cards after Dealer has checked for Dealer Blackjack.

Player may double down on the initial two-card hand of a split hand.

Blackjack is only possible on first two cards (and not split cards).

Player may draw a maximum of eight cards for any hand. An eight-card Player hand whose value does not exceed 21 beats all Dealer outcomes.

An Insurance Bet opportunity is offered when the Dealer's face-up card is an Ace. The Insurance Bet amount will be exactly half of the Player's main game bet. Subsequent Dealer Blackjack will pay 2 to 1 on any Insurance Bet. The Insurance Bet has no impact on the 20+ Bonus award.