Free Blackjack

Types of Blackjack — All 18 Variants

Compare decks, house edge and rules. Every variant is free to play — no download, no signup.

There are far more kinds of blackjack than most players realise, and the differences are not cosmetic — deck count, whether the dealer peeks, whether you can surrender and how a natural pays all move the house edge. This page compares all 18 variants on the site so you can see what each rule actually costs before you sit down. Every game is free to play with virtual chips — no download, no signup.

Blackjack Variants Compared

Sorted from lowest to highest house edge. The spread runs from 0.15% on single deck to 1.39% on a 6:5 table — nearly ten times the cost per hand for the same game.

VariantDecksHouse EdgeDifficulty
Single Deck Blackjack10.15%intermediate
Double Deck Blackjack20.28%intermediate
Vegas Strip Blackjack40.35%beginner
Atlantic City Blackjack80.36%beginner
Pontoon80.38%intermediate
European Blackjack20.39%intermediate
Spanish 2160.40%advanced
Classic Blackjack60.43%beginner
3:2 Blackjack60.43%beginner
American Blackjack60.45%beginner
Multi-Hand Blackjack60.46%intermediate
Blackjack Switch60.58%advanced
Free Bet Blackjack60.60%intermediate
Double Attack Blackjack80.62%intermediate
Double Exposure80.69%intermediate
Face Up 2180.69%intermediate
Super Fun 2110.94%advanced
6:5 Blackjack61.39%beginner

Standard Blackjack Games

Classic blackjack formats found on casino floors worldwide. Standard rules with regional variations in deck count, dealer behavior, and doubling restrictions.

Classic Blackjack · American Blackjack · European Blackjack · Vegas Strip Blackjack · Atlantic City Blackjack · Single Deck Blackjack · Double Deck Blackjack · Multi-Hand Blackjack

Rule Variant Games

Unique blackjack variants with special mechanics — card swapping, bonus payouts, exposed dealer cards, and more. Each requires its own strategy.

Spanish 21 · Pontoon · Blackjack Switch · Double Exposure · Face Up 21 · Super Fun 21 · Double Attack Blackjack · Free Bet Blackjack

Payout Variants

Compare how blackjack payout ratios affect the house edge. Understanding the difference between 3:2 and 6:5 is critical before playing for real money.

3:2 Blackjack · 6:5 Blackjack

Unblocked Blackjack

All games work on school Chromebooks, office laptops, and restricted networks. No Flash, no download needed. Play blackjack at school or work — an HTML5 game that runs on any browser and device.