Royal Match

You simply place your chips in the Royal Match betting area and are betting on the outcome of your first two cards.

If your first two cards are:

The same suit (i.e. Two Hearts)
You get paid 3-2

Straight Flush (i.e. 4 & 5 Clubs)
You get paid 5-1

Suited Pair (i.e. 2 x 9 of Spades)
You get paid 9-1

Royal Match (i.e. K & Q Hearts)
You get paid 30-1

If your first two cards do not match any of the above then you lose your Royal Match wager but your Blackjack bet is unaffected and you carry on with that as normal.

Perfect Pairs

Again a very simple additional bet. You are wagering that your first two cards will be:

A Mixed Pair
(i.e. a 3 of Hearts and a 3 of Clubs) 5-1

A Coloured Pair
(i.e. K of Clubs and a K of Spades) 10-1

A Perfect Pair
(i.e. 2 Queen of Hearts) 30-1

Place your wager on the Perfect Pair section of the Blackjack table.

As soon as the dealer has dealt your first two cards your perfect pair bet will be settled but if your first two cards do not make a pair your wager loses and your Blackjack bet carries on in the normal way.

21 + 3

Here is another sidebet which introduces an element of poker into the game of Blackjack.

Simply place a bet in the 21 + 3 betting area, you are betting on the outcome of the first 3 cards, your first 2 cards and the dealer's first card.

If the three cards combined make the following:

A Flush (three unrelated cards of the same suit) i.e. 3, 7, and 9 of Spades.

A Straight (three running cards but not the same suit) i.e. Two of Spades, three of Clubs, four of Hearts.

Three of a Kind (three Cards of the same value) i.e. three eights or three fives.

Straight Flush (three consecutive cards of the same suit) i.e. seven, eight, nine of Diamonds.

All get paid at 9-1.
If your bet does not make one of these hands then it loses but your Blackjack hand continues as normal.