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Open the current game pageDouble Exposure Gold Blackjack is a historical Microgaming game. This review covers the single-hand Gold interface preserved by our sister site World Casino Directory. It does not confirm current casino availability.
Table and rules screenshots
Rules for the pictured edition
- Both dealer cards are visible; eight decks are used.
- The dealer hits soft 17 and wins ordinary ties.
- Blackjack pays 1:1. A player blackjack beats a dealer blackjack.
- Double on hard 9, 10 or 11, including after splitting.
- Up to three splits create four hands. Aces can be re-split but receive only one further card per hand.
- A split ace plus a ten counts as 21, not blackjack. Different ten-value cards may be split.
These details come from the pictured game’s own rules, rather than a generic blackjack rule set.
Payout examples
For a 10-unit stake, an even-money win returns 20 units: 10 profit plus the 10-unit stake. That applies to a winning blackjack too; a 3:2 award would instead return 25 and is incorrect for this edition.
A player 20 against dealer 20 loses the 10-unit stake. With blackjack on both sides, the player wins and receives 20 units in total. A doubled 10-unit bet commits 20 units; an even-money win then returns 40, for 20 profit. These are arithmetic examples, not advertised cash limits.
Limits and return figures
The screenshots document one historical configuration. Their numbers must not be read as dollars, euros or current universal limits. Check the operator’s denomination and help screen. We have not verified an edition-specific RTP from primary documentation, so this review does not certify a percentage.
Frequently asked questions
Does a tied blackjack push?
No: the pictured rules award it to the player.
Can I double any starting hand?
No. The pictured restriction is hard 9, 10 or 11.
Does a split ace and ten receive blackjack treatment?
No. It counts as ordinary 21.
Are the 1–200 limits cash amounts?
The image does not identify currency. Confirm units in the actual installation.
Does this verify today’s availability?
No. These are archived screenshots, not a current operator listing.
