Super 7s·Pays 3:2·4 Decks

Super 7 Blackjack

  • 4 Decks

Super 7 is standard American blackjack with an automatic $1 Super 7s side bet on every hand. The main hand is ordinary blackjack.

How it differs from standard blackjack

  • $1 comes off the bankroll each deal for Super 7s. You cannot skip the side bet on this table.
  • The side bet pays on 7s among your first two cards and the dealer upcard. Play the main hand from this table's S17 chart.

Rules at this table

  • Four decks. Same main-hand rules as the American table: hole card, peek, stand on 17, blackjack 3 to 2.
  • A first-card 7 pays 10 to 1. Two player 7s pay 100 to 1. Three 7s pay 500 to 1. Three suited 7s pay 5000 to 1.

Useful to know

  • Side bets have a fat house edge. This one is here so you can see how Super 7s pays, not because it is a good wager.
  • The main hand is still American S17. Use that chart; the side bet is not on the grid.

More free blackjack

Same felt and controls. The rules are not the same. Open another table, a trainer, or see every free table we have.

Blackjack

American-style blackjack with a hole card. Dealer peeks, stands on 17, and blackjack pays 3 to 2. Use the S17 chart.

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European Blackjack

No hole card. If the dealer later makes a blackjack, only the original bet is lost — doubles and splits come back.

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Single Deck Blackjack

One 52-card deck, hole card, stand on 17, blackjack pays 3 to 2.

Play Single Deck

H17 Blackjack

Multi-deck blackjack where the dealer hits soft 17. Same 3 to 2 game as the main table, with the cells that move. Use the H17 chart.

Play H17

Spanish 21

Spanish decks with the 10s removed. Player 21 always wins, with bonus pays on long 21s. Use the Spanish 21 chart.

Play Spanish 21

Double Exposure Blackjack

Both dealer cards are face up. Dealer wins ties, and blackjack pays 1 to 1. Use the Double Exposure chart.

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Blackjack Switch

Two hands. You may swap the second cards. A dealer 22 is a push, and blackjack pays 1 to 1. Use the Switch chart.

Play Switch

Pontoon

No hole card. A two-card 21 is a pontoon and a five-card trick pays 2 to 1. You must hit hard 14 or less. Use the Pontoon chart.

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Double Attack Blackjack

Spanish decks. After your first card and the dealer upcard, you may match the bet. Player 21 always wins. Use the Double Attack chart.

Play Double Attack

Free Bet Blackjack

The house puts up free doubles on 9–11 and soft hands, and free splits on pairs except tens. Dealer 22 is a push. Use the Free Bet chart.

Play Free Bet

21 Burn Blackjack

Standard blackjack plus one burn: replace your first card before you hit, stand, or double.

Play 21 Burn

Multiplayer Blackjack

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Free Blackjack Trainers

Basic Strategy Trainer

Practice hard, soft, and pair decisions against the standard S17 chart.

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Single Deck Trainer

Practice the single-deck S17 chart: the doubles and the extra 7s split that move off the four-deck grid.

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H17 Trainer

Practice the multi-deck H17 chart: 11 vs ace, soft 19 vs 6, and 15 vs ace when the dealer hits soft 17.

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Spanish 21 Trainer

Practice the Spanish 21 two-card chart. No 10s. Player 21 always wins.

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Blackjack Switch Trainer

Practice Switch vs Keep first, then play each hand on the Switch chart.

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Double Attack Trainer

Practice Attack vs Play first, then every later decision on the Spanish 21 two-card chart.

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Pontoon Trainer

Practice twist, stick, and buy on the Pontoon chart. Hard 14 or less must hit.

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Free Bet Trainer

Practice the Free Bet chart: take every free double and free split. Dealer 22 pushes.

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Card Counting Trainer

Play hands, then quiz the Hi-Lo running and true count.

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