Prism Blackjack

Rules and virtual-coin returns

Each round starts with a full 52-card deck, freshly shuffled — no card counting here, and none needed. You and the dealer get two cards each; one of the dealer's stays face down until you finish your turn. All returns are in free virtual coins only.

• Hit takes another card. Stand ends your turn. Double is offered on your first two cards only: it doubles the virtual coins for the round, deals exactly one more card, then stands you automatically.
• The dealer reveals, then draws until reaching 17 or more, standing on every 17 — soft or hard.
• Aces count as 11 unless that would bust the hand, in which case they quietly become 1. Face cards count 10.
• A natural blackjack (ace + ten-value on the deal) returns virtual coins at 3 to 2. If you and the dealer both hold one, it's a push and your virtual coins come back.
• Beat the dealer's total without busting and you receive virtual coins at 1 to 1. A tie pushes. Pairs can't be split at this table — it keeps the rhythm quick.

Coins low? The reset button restores 10,000 free virtual coins instantly. And a friendly reminder from the maths department: getting good at this table sharpens nothing but your enjoyment — it won't change results anywhere real money is dealt.