Digideal Corporation

David C Koelling

A method of playing blackjack with a side wager includes a side wager which is typically set at $1 per hand per player. Where the dealer shows a card having a value of ten, and the player shows two cards having a cumulative value of twenty, the player is a winner. Where either of these two conditions are not met, the player loses the side wager. Where the dealer has a ten-value up card and the player has two cards totaling twenty including aces and nines, the player wins a first amount. Where the player's cards are both of the same suit, the player wins a second, typically larger, amount Where the player's cards are of the same rank, e.g. both. Kings, the player wins a third amount. Where the player's cards are both the same rank and the same suit, the player wins a fourth amount. Where the player's cards are both the same suit and the same rank, and also the same suit and rank as the dealer's face up card, the player wins a significantly larger fifth amount. Where both of the player's cards and both of the dealer's cards are the same, e.g. all Queens of diamonds, then the player wins the jackpot Because the game is played with multiple decks of cards, such an occurrence is possible. The game is adapted to both casino table, computer and video gaming device play.

Method of playing blackjack with a side wager

A method of playing blackjack with a side wager includes a side wager which is typically set at $1 per hand per player. Where the dealer shows a card having a value of ten, and the player shows two cards having a cumulative value of twenty, the player is a winner. Where either of these two conditions are not met, the player loses the side wager. Where the dealer has a ten-value up card and the player has two cards totaling twenty including aces and nines, the player wins a first amount. Where the player's cards are both of the same suit, the player wins a second, typically larger, amount. Where the player's cards are of the same rank, e.g. both Kings, the player wins a third amount. Where the player's cards are both the same rank and the same suit, the player wins a fourth amount. Where the player's cards are both the same suit and the same rank, and also the same suit and rank as the dealer's face up card, the player wins a significantly larger fifth amount. Where both of the player's cards and both of the dealer's cards are the same, e.g. all Queens of diamonds, then the player wins the jackpot. Because the game is played with multiple decks of cards, such an occurrence is possible. The game is adapted to both casino table, computer and video gaming device play.

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Spokane, WA, United States of America

David C Koelling