Phoenix Blackjack

Phoenix Blackjack Game Overview

The bet sizes in Phoenix Blackjack start from £1.

Phoenix Side Bet

Phoenix Blackjack comes with a unique side bet, and the aim is to collect ‘Phoenix’ suited cards. 

The Phoenix suit substitutes for the typical Hearts suit. The side bet win is based on the first two cards dealt to you and any Phoenix cards dealt in these cards.

The win will be greater if you have a higher amount of Phoenix cards and higher ranked Phoenix cards, and you also have the chance to win the Progressive Jackpot.

Progressive Jackpot

To win the Progressive Jackpot, you must place a bet on the Phoenix Side Bet. 

If a Phoenix Blackjack lands on the first two cards dealt to you, you will receive an entry into the Jackpot Bonus Round, where you could win the Progressive Jackpot. 

You are presented with the Phoenix Burner once in the Jackpot Bonus Round. 

The Phoenix Burner consists of five consecutive wheels containing prizes that increase in size, and arrows that when landed progress you to the next wheel. 

The objective in this bonus game is to land progressing arrows all the way to the fifth wheel, where landing on the Phoenix Jackpot symbol wins the Progressive Jackpot. 

If you land on a large number instead of an arrow/the jackpot prize, you will be granted that and the Jackpot Bonus Round ends.

Game Information 

The main aim of any Blackjack game is to try and beat the dealer by building a total hand value close to, but not over 21 points.

You will need to draw cards until your hand totals 21, or comes as close as possible without exceeding it. 

If the first two cards total 21, an Ace paired with a 10 or picture card, you win Blackjack.

If you stand then you are electing to receive no further cards. Any hand that goes over 21 is bust, and loses regardless of the dealer’s hand.

The dealer must draw on 16 and under, and on 17 and above they will always stand. 

If the dealer’s hand totals the same as yours, the hand is considered a ‘push’, and your bet will be returned. Blackjack beats non-Blackjack 21’s. 

An Ace may have a value of either 1 or 11, and it will assume the value that benefits your hand the most.

The cards 2-9 are taken at face value, whilst the 10, Jack, Queen and King all have a value of 10. 

Game Rules

· American hole card game

· Dealer peaks on 10 value cards and Aces

· Six Decks

· Dealer stands on soft & hard 17

· Double Down on any two cards

· Double down after splitting

· Split three times to make four hands

· Aces can only be split once

· Only one card dealt to split Aces

· Split Aces do not award Blackjack

· No surrender

· Malfunction voids all pays and plays