Blackjack Suite

Blackjack may not be a very complicated game to understand and play, but there are plenty of new things you can find out about it and there are certain techniques that can be used to make your life easier in a casino. However, playing on a computer severely reduces the risk of being roughed up by bodyguards for counting cards.

Blackjack Suite is a game that allows you to satisfy your gambling needs without losing any actual money, by simulating the game quite accurately on your computer. Moreover, it is also possible to adjust almost every parameter about it and make it so the rules adhere to your personal preferences, including aspects like the number of players at the table and the bet policy.

Speaking of which, betting is done in a very creative manner, since you have multiple types of chips inside the game and you can combine them to obtain any number you want. The maximum and minimum bets can be set up before the game starts, since it is one of the customizable options. You can also decide the amount of cash you start off with, in case you want to make it really difficult for yourself.

Since blackjack has a lot of variations, there are some different modes you can switch between whenever you feel like it, although nothing changes that much anyway. Hence, the ‘Power Blackjack’ just amps the starting cash and increases the minimum by a lot, while the ‘Spanish 21’ is largely the same with the regular kind, with a few minor changes and the ability to play ‘Insured’.

Graphically, everything is in 2D and the animations are pretty rudimentary, although it certainly does not make a difference when it comes to gameplay. True gamblers probably won’t care about the visuals too much anyway, as long as the cards are visible and you can make out the digits from the backgrounds.

Overall, Blackjack Suite is not exactly a game for everyone, but it should be good enough for anyone who’s a fan of blackjack and doesn’t want to go to a casino every time the itch starts. On the other hand, the mechanics are pretty rough and the simulation is not entirely accurate, so you shouldn’t take it as realistic.