Live Quantum Blackjack: Our Review, How and Where to Play

The game uses eight 52-card decks which are shuffled after each game round and prior to the next. Instead of hosting a 7-seat game, the dealer draws only one hand and an unlimited number of players can join the table. In this single-handed game, each player chooses how to play the next move (hit, stand etc.) An RNG engine displayed in the top right corner chooses three random cards at the beginning of a round and these cards are assigned multiplier values. These are referred to as Quantum multipliers and can go up to a maximum value of 10x the stake each.

If the player is dealt a card that has multipliers, the win amount will be multiplied by the multiplier values. If more than one card is matched, the multipliers are further multiplied to generate a total Quantum multiplier. If all three cards have a 10x multiplier, the total would be worth 1,000x the stake. However, the multipliers are paid only if the player’s hand beats the dealer’s hand. You should also keep in mind that if the player busts on three cards, the round is considered a push. Your stake will be returned in this case (if there are any multipliers in your hand, they will be paid). There are 2 optional bets to choose from – Perfect Pairs and 21+3.

Understanding these multipliers is the key to knowing how to play Playtech Quantum Blackjack. They also separate this game from all other live dealer blackjack games, which makes for a very unique player experience.

• The fact you push on a 3-card dealer bust hurts more than one would think. These busts occur far more often than multiplier wins.
• Because of the same rule, standard blackjack charts don’t really apply. You can still use them, but you won’t see as much success without a different Quantum Blackjack strategy.
• Try to hit and split as much as possible, especially if you have multiplied cards on the table. Sometimes, taking bigger risks than in regular blackjack can be worth it.