Key facts
Provider: Evolution. Format: unlimited players, shared starting cards, like Infinite Blackjack. Extra cost: a lightning fee charged each round on top of your bet.
How to play
You play normal blackjack hands. If you win a hand with certain totals, you collect a multiplier that applies to your bet on the next round.
What makes it different
The multipliers can turn a winning hand into a big payout next round, but the fee is charged whether you win or not, so the true cost of each hand is higher than it looks.
Our tips
Basic strategy still applies, but expect bigger swings than standard blackjack. If you want the lowest edge, play classic blackjack instead. No betting system changes the house edge, so set a budget before you sit down.
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FAQ
Do you pay extra to play Lightning Blackjack?
Yes, a lightning fee is charged every round on top of your bet.
When do you get a multiplier?
When you win a hand with certain totals; it applies to your next round.
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