Different Brands of Blackjack Software

There are several different companies that create software for lots of different casino games, including blackjack. The software will overall appear the same and usually have features like having the casinos name or logo on the back of the cards or on the table somewhere.

It is up to the casinos what settings to use when determining whether or not you can double down, surrender, split and other variables that can increase and decrease the overall house edge. You will have to view the rules of whichever blackjack game you are playing.

This is Rushmore casino, which runs off of Real Time Gaming software. The casinos that use RTG have a variety of different 21 games. One big plus for RTG, the rules are expandable from the tab you see on the left side of the screen. The one thing they don't include much of is multiplayer games, unlike some of the others that you will see.

This is a screenshot of Bovada casino, which also uses RTG. In general, RTG casinos allow US players. There are differences between the two because this is a flash version of RTG's blackjack game, as opposed to the above which is the installed casino game.

Here we start to get into the international online casinos. This is the world famous Golden Palace which uses Playtech software, which offers some of the best blackjack around. They have a wide variety of games to choose from in single hand or multi-hand. You can even get private tables set up to play with your friends.

This is a screenshot of the one of the unique things that Golden Palace offers - Live Blackjack. This if for the people who question the randomness of the random number generators every time the computer "shuffles" the cards.

This is a screenshot from InterCasino. They use Cryptologic software and have a large variety of blackjack games both single and multi hand. The game rules are readily available at the top of the screen.

Here is a screenshot from 32Red casino. They use Microgaming software. Micogaming has the largest selection of blackjack games to play, period end of story. There are 40 different variations of 21 to choose from and each game says how many decks are being used along with the rules.

Last but not least is a screenshot of CasinoEuro's blackjack game and runs off Net Entertainment software. Net Entertainment is a flash based casino software provider. Most of the European online casinos tend to do a better job overall of explaining exactly the amount of decks used and the specific rules.

Rival offers two versions of blackjack: single hand and multi hand blackjack. This is actually a screenshot from another Rival casino called DaVinci's Gold. Rival is more of a slot machine company and doesn't  offer much as far as blackjack goes.