The Double Exposure

Being relatively a new variation of blackjack, Double Exposure thus makes it even more exciting for both new-comers and professionals. This game is principally played online and can be recognized under such names as Dealer Disclosure or Face Up 21. The principal difference between the two types of blackjack - Double Exposure and regular one – is that the cards of the dealer are faced up.

Obviously it is a positive side for the player and casino obviously implies new rules in order to remove it, and these rules make the house edge even more than the rules in other blackjack variants. The casino edge can shift from 0.26% up to 1.47%. With the beginning of each new round the cards get shuffled in Double Exposure online variant, thus the card counting is marginal and this is a good reason for the high casino edge.

If you want to get familiar with this new game, please, look through the following rules of Double Exposure:

If the game finishes in a tie it is considered to be a loss for the player and his bankroll goes right to the dealer, but for blackjack. Blackjack usually pays 1:1, but it is not paid after the cards' splitting. Besides, after doubling the player cannot hit. Having split just once, the player cannot do anymore, then the dealer hits or stands on 17. The player cannot surrender in this variant of blackjack.