Single Deck Blackjack Professional Series is a historical NetEnt blackjack game. The preserved screen below identifies Net Entertainment and shows the Single Deck Professional Series table. This review distinguishes what is visible in that edition from rules reported by our sister site. It does not establish that this game is currently available at any listed casino.
What the historical table confirms
The table states that blackjack pays 3 to 2, the dealer must hit soft 17, and insurance pays 2 to 1. Its limit plaque shows €1 minimum and €40 maximum. These are the limits of this pictured table, not universal limits for every currency, operator or release.
Payout examples: profit versus money returned
The examples use a €10 initial wager for arithmetic; they are not results observed in the screenshot. At the displayed 3:2 blackjack rate, a winning natural earns €15 profit and returns €25 including the original €10 stake. A natural means an ace and a ten-value card on the initial two-card hand; do not apply that premium automatically to a three-card 21 or a hand made after splitting.
The displayed 2:1 insurance rate applies to the separate insurance stake. If €5 insurance is accepted and wins, its profit is €10 and its gross return is €15. That does not mean a €15 overall profit on the round: the main wager is settled separately. If that €10 main wager loses, only the €15 insurance return comes back against €15 total staked, so the combined net result is zero.
Other rules and strategy limits
OnlineBlackjack’s description reports one playable hand, doubling on hard totals of 9–11, no doubling after a split, splitting to two hands and one card on split aces. These are attributed historical rules; the screenshot does not show the full help panel or establish all exceptions. A soft 17 contains an ace counted as 11, such as ace-six. The table’s instruction to hit it differs from games where the dealer stands on every 17.
For general context, Wizard of Odds provides separate single-deck strategy charts for dealer-hit and dealer-stand soft-17 rules. A chart still needs to match doubling and splitting restrictions. The game title alone is not enough to choose a strategy or certify a return percentage.
What remains unverified
The original review’s 99.59% RTP is not independently established for this pictured build and is not presented as a verified figure. No current stake range, current availability or complete help screen has been verified. One useful historical screenshot was located; a second distinct rules screen has not been found. Check the help supplied with any actual game before applying historical details.
Single Deck Professional Series questions
Who made the pictured game?
The preserved table identifies Net Entertainment and the Single Deck Professional Series title. It is not a screenshot of Microgaming’s Vegas Single Deck game.
Does the dealer stand on ace-six?
No. The pictured table explicitly says the dealer must hit soft 17; ace-six is a soft 17.
Does a €10 blackjack win return €15 in total?
No. A winning 3:2 blackjack earns €15 profit plus the €10 original stake, for €25 returned.
Is insurance part of the main stake?
It is a separate wager. The displayed 2:1 rate must be applied to the insurance amount, then combined with the separately settled main hand to calculate the round’s net result.
Are €1–€40 limits available everywhere?
No. Those amounts are visible on this historical euro table only. They do not verify another edition or casino’s limits.
Is 99.59% a confirmed RTP?
Not for the exact build documented here. That old review figure has been removed as a confirmed specification because the full edition-specific rules and return calculation have not been independently verified.
