The aim of Single Deck Blackjack, as with all forms of Blackjack, is to get more than the dealer without going over 21. The main difference between Single Deck Blackjack and other forms is that it is played with just 1 deck of 52 cards as opposed up to 8 decks at a time. A different deck is used for every hand.
 

Rules

 
• First of all, you need to place your bet. This needs to be between the table minimum and maximum. The Dealer then deals you 2 cards face up and himself 1 card face up and 1 face down.
 
• If the dealer shows an Ace you will be offered Insurance. This is a separate bet as to whether the Dealer has Blackjack, i.e. the face-down card is valued at 10. If they do, the hand ends here, you lose unless you had Blackjack as well in which case it is a push and your stake is returned.
 
• If the hand doesn’t end here, it is your turn to play. You have a minimum of 3 decisions to make at this point, sometimes more depending on your cards. The choices you can have are as follows:
 
o Stand – Keep the hand you have.
 
o Hit – Get dealt another card, you can then make a further decision after this.
 
o Double – Double your bet and take one more card, you will then Stand.
 
o Split – If your cards are of equal value, you can Split them. This gives you a 2nd hand with one of each cards in each. You will need to pay a further bet equal to your first and then get another card dealt for each. You will then be able to decide your next move for each hand as per the above unless you Split Aces, in which case you will get 1 more card for each hand but must the Stand on each.
 

 
• If at any time your hand totals 22 or more, you ‘Bust’ and lose on that hand.
 
• Once you have finished your turn, either by Standing on all hands or Busting, the Dealer turns over their 2nd card.
 
• If their hand is 17 or higher, they will Stand. If they have 16 or lower, they will Hit and receive an extra card. The Dealer has to abide by these rules even if they have a 16 which is higher than all your hands. The Dealer continues receiving cards until they have a total of between 17 and 21 in which case they Stand, or their hand goes over 21, in which case they Bust and you win any hands that are left.
 
• If the Dealer Stands, payouts are made. If the Dealer has the higher value hand the Player loses, if the player has the higher hand he/she wins and if the values are the same, the hand ‘pushes’ and stakes are returned.
 
• If you have a winning hand, you receive winnings of even money on each hand unless you got Blackjack – An Ace and a 10 in your first 2 cards – in which case you are paid at 3 to 2 on that hand
In the Single Deck Blackjack example below, we had 18 to the Dealers 17, therefore we won at even money.
 

 
The aim of Roulette is to guess where a ball will land following a spin of the Roulette wheel. In free play European Roulette, there are 37 numbers, 1 to 36 plus 0 which is treated differently from the rest.
 

Rules Of Free European Roulette

 
• There are numerous different bets you can make in European Roulette, you can make as many or as few as you wish within the timeframe allowed.
 
• The maximum and minimum bets allowed for each bet depend on how likely it is to come in, the less likely and therefore the higher the odds, the lower the maximum bet will be.
 
• Look at the wheel below. You will see 4 different chip sizes down the left-hand side. Click on one of these then once per chip on the required bet area. Details of these are shown below.
 
• This version of Roulette allows you to click Spin when you have finished placing your bets, some versions, especially on Live Casinos and Land-Based Casinos, will tell you when the time is up and no further bets are allowed.
 
• The wheel is then spun and the ball dropped in, once it lands, payouts are made.
 

Types of Bets European Roulette

 
There are many different options in European Roulette when it comes to betting.
 
Inside bets
 
1. Straight up/Single numbers – This is betting on 1 number to come in, such as 17 in the example above – if this number wins, you get 35 to 1 on your bet, any other number means you lose.
 
2. Split/Double numbers – You put a chip between 2 numbers, such as 25 and 28 on the above example. If either of these come in, you win 17 to 1 on your bet.
 
3. Street/Triple numbers – You put a chip between 3 numbers (only applicable for 0,1,2 and 0,2,3), if any of these numbers come in, you win 11 to 1 on your bet.
 
4. Corners – you put a chip on the corner of 4 numbers, such as 29,30,32 and 33 in the above example. If any of these numbers come in, you win 8 to 1 on your bet.
 

 
Outside bets – It is worth noting that if the number 0 comes in, all the below bets will lose. This is how the Casino makes its ‘edge’ and ensure they win money in the long term. In European Roulette there is only one zero, this ensures better odds for the player than American Roulette which has two.
 
1. Group bet – You choose whether the number will be between 1 and 12, 13 and 24 or 25 and 36. In the above example, we have bet on the 1st 12, so if any number between 1 and 12 comes in, we win that bet. It pays out at 2 to 1, so we treble our money.
 
2. Column bets – Similar to a Group bet but you bet on which column the number will be from. Look at the example above and you can see we bet on the middle column, so if any of 2,5,8,11,14,17,20,23,26,29,32 or 35 come in, we win. This also pays out at 2 to 1.
 
3. Even Money bets – There are several of these which are Odd/Even, High/Low or Black/Red. In the above example, we bet on Odd, 1 to 18 (so Low) and Red.
 
In the above example, the number that came in was 19. This meant we won the bets on Red and Odd but lost the rest.
 

 
Craps is a casino favorite, despite being one of the more challenging games a player can try their hand at. Craps is a dice-based game, but it doesn’t have to be complex, and you can learn to play basic craps in mere moments.

How To Play Craps

Craps is a dice game and one where you can bet even if you aren’t necessarily the “shooter” (the one who rolls the dice). As you may have guessed, the main objective in craps is to predict what will show up on the two dice.

If the black OFF puck is on screen, a new betting round is set to begin, so players can place their bets down. The table features all the possible bets you can make, as well as your chip sizes. Players need to take their chips (which range from $1 up to $100) and place them on the part of the table containing the bet they wish to make.
 

 

Free Play Craps Bets

Most people playing free online craps by 1×2 Gaming software opt for the Pass Line bet, so you can start by putting your chips on the Pass Line spot. The first roll begins and is known as the Come Out Roll. If a 7 or 11 occurs, you win. If a 2, 3 or 12 comes out, you lose. Should a 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10 appear, the Point Round begins. When the Point Round begins, the white ON puck appears on the number rolled. This is now the Point Number.

Players can bet on either 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10 and will win if the shooter rolls them before a 7. However, if you’re the shooter, you can only win if you roll the Point Number again. Both the player and shooter will lose if a 7 is rolled before their bet or Point Number. Other bets can be placed, too, such as Field and specific dice combinations, but they are more complex.

Pass Line bets payout at 1:1, as do Don’t Pass bets (if you want to bet against the shooter). After the Point Number has been established, players can win 2:1 with bets on a 4 or 10, 3:2 on a 5 or 9, and 6:5 on a 6 or 8, minus a 5% commission on Pass Line bets after the Point Number is established, of course.

3D Roulette Game by Playtech brings the authentic roulette action one step closer to online gamblers thanks to its impressive visual effects and realistic design. This game was an instant hit among players and it still is a fan favorite pick among fans of table games.

3D Roulette Gameplay and Rules

Just like a regular roulette game session, a 3D Roulette Game session consists of three phases: placing bets, spinning of the wheel and pronouncing winners and losers. Players place bets by selecting the appropriate chip size and then clicking on the desired field; the spinning of the wheel is triggered by hitting the spin button.

In terms of table limits, this is a table that will suit the expectations of both low and high rollers since it accepts bets between 0.50 and 3,000. It should be noted though that each bet has its own limitations. For example, the min and max bet for straight up are 0.50 and 50, while for the even-paying bets the respective min and max bets are 5 and 300.

3D Roulette Betting Options and Pays

Since this is a regular roulette game played on a European layout, players can expect the standard betting options. In terms of inside bets, they can place straight up, split, trio, corner and line bets. Column, dozen, red, black, highs, lows, even and odd are the outside betting options players have. The pays are regular i.e. range from 1:1 to 35:1, depending on the placed bet.

In addition to the bets on the layout, the playing screen of the game also includes a racetrack with other options such as red splits, tiers du cylinder and voisins du zero.

Baseline

3D Roulette Game by Playtech is an excellent choice for those that want more than a simple online roulette game. It boasts an authentic 3D design of the wheel, player-friendly single-zero layout and juicy pays of 35:1. Plus, this game has awesome betting limits, which make it a top choice among all kinds of players.