Our Blackjack game is composed of a dealer and a player. The dealer has six to eight decks, depending on the Blackjack version (please check individual games for game play rules).

Before the dealer starts dealing the cards, the player chooses the amount they want to bet by double clicking on the chips pile, varying from €1, €5, €10, €25, €50, €100 to €500, in order to place their bets. After placing their bet(s) the player must click on the "PLAY" button.

Once the dealer starts dealing the cards, the player cannot change their bets. Different buttons light up depending on the different options to facilitate the gameplay. For example, if it is possible to split the cards into two piles, the "SPLIT" button will appear, allowing the player to play with two separate hands.

The objective of Blackjack is for the player to reach or to get as close as possible to 21 by adding the values of all the cards received from the dealer, per hand, without exceeding the amount of 21. The player will win the game if they have a total of 21 or if their total amount is higher than the dealer's. You will lose the game, or go "bust", if you exceed the amount of 21. If the player's amount is equal to the amount of the dealer, the player will have their initial bet returned.

Each card is worth the number written on it. Figures like Jack, Queen or King are worth ten. Aces give the player the choice to count the card as either 11 or 1.

• The player receives 2 cards, face up. The player can take as many cards as they want.
• The dealer will also receive 2 cards; one will be face up, the other one will be face down. The dealer will only return their "hidden" card once the player is done with their game.
• After this, the dealer turns over the "hidden" card.
• If the dealer’s total amount is worth between 17 and 21, the dealer must "stand".
• If the total amount of their cards is equal to or less than 16, the dealer will continue to hit cards until they reach a total amount of 17 or more.
• As soon as the dealer exceeds 21, they lose the game and the player wins the bet.
• The player wins the game if the total amount of their hand is higher than the total amount of the hand of the dealer, without exceeding 21.
• All hands that are worth less than the total amount of the dealer's hand will lose.
• If the player has a Blackjack (which means they have a 10 or a figure with an Ace), they will win one and a half times their bet unless the dealer also has a Blackjack. In that case, it would be a draw.

OPTIONS:

"DOUBLE"

The player can press the "DOUBLE" button after having received their first two cards. This option will automatically double the initial bet made by the player and the dealer will serve the player a third card face up. The player will not be able to receive any other card. It is only possible for the player to double when they receive their first two cards or after having split their game.

"SPLIT"

If the first two cards received by the player have the same value, the player will be entitled to split their hand into two different hands. Each hand is played independently. The player now plays with two different hands and they can ask for as many cards as they want for each of their hands so long as they does not exceed 21. If the player wants to split two Aces, it will be considered a single 21 if they get a Blackjack. In this case, a 21 from the dealer will be considered a draw.

"STOP"

The player can press the "STOP" button after having received their first two cards. This operation allows the player to quit the game and to recover all or half of their initial bet, depending on the state of play. The game will then start again as normal.

"INSURANCE"

The player has the choice to take "INSURANCE" when the face up card of the dealer is an Ace. This means that the player may gamble one half of their initial bet in order to not to lose their entire bet if the dealer shows, besides their Ace, a hand with a 10 or a face card. If the dealer's hand is an Ace and a 10, the player wins two and a half times their insurance bet (which means they would keep their initial bet and their insurance bet). If the dealer's face down card has a value of less than 10, the player will lose their insurance bet and the game continue as normal. The winner will be the one who is closest to 21. You cannot Split or Double when you have Insurance.

"PUSH" or "DRAW":

There is a draw when the dealer and the player have the same total amount in card values. In case of a draw, no one loses and the player has their initial bet returned.

Game settings

The default chip denomination selected is 1.

How to play

In Blackjack Multi-Hand you can play up to three different hands against the dealer's hand. The dealer must draw on 16 and stand on 17 or higher. If the player has busted all possible hands, the dealer is not required to draw additional cards.The following information applies for all of the three possible hands per game.

Notes

• Bust – when a hand goes over hard 21, it is called a "Bust".
• Blackjack – when the sum of the first two cards of a hand is exactly 21; Blackjack beats regular 21.
• Push – the player and the dealer have the same card total; the bet is returned to the player.
• Hard hand – any hand without an Ace. Also, any hand with an Ace where the Ace must be counted as a 1 to avoid busting.
• Soft hand – when an Ace can be counted as 11 without the hand going over 21.

To play Blackjack Multi-Hand, take the following steps:

Step 1: To start the game you must first place a bet. To place an Ante bet, click on a chip stack to select a value, and then click on one of the Ante bet areas to place the chip on the table. Each click places one chip. You can place as many chips as you want on a bet, but keep in mind that the bet value on a hand cannot exceed the maximum table limits and has to be covered by your credit balance.

Notes

After you click the DEAL button, you will not be able to select a different chip stack until after the game concludes.

Step 2: After you place your bet, you have the following options:

– DEAL – Click the DEAL button after you place your bet to start the game.
– CANCEL – Click the CANCEL button before you start the game if you wish to cancel your current bet and place a different bet.

Step 3: After the game starts and you receive your first two cards, the following options may be available, depending on the situation:

– HIT – Use the HIT button if you want to receive one more card.
– STAND – Click the STAND button if you are satisfied with your current hand and want to end the game. When you click this button, the dealer reveals their hidden card and draws other cards if necessary.
– DOUBLE – After you receive the first two cards, click the DOUBLE button to double your Ante bet. You receive a third card, face up and the dealer reveals their hidden card and draws other cards if necessary. Please note that if you use this button, you will not be able to receive any more cards for the current hand. The DOUBLE option is only available for the first two cards. After a split, the DOUBLE option is also available only for the first two cards of each hand.
– SPLIT – If a main hand has the first two cards of equal value, you can use the SPLIT button to split it into two different hands. Each of the two hands contains one of the main hand’s cards and a new card received after the split. Note that the second card for each hand is received when that hand becomes the current hand.

You play each hand independently, the current hand being highlighted with an arrow above it.
This option places the initial bet on one hand and a new bet (deducted from your credit balance) equal to the initial bet on the other hand. You now have a bet, equal in value, on each of the two hands.
You may ask for as many cards as you want for each hand, when that hand is the current one, as long as their value does not exceed 21.
Please note that after the split, an Ace and a ten-value card only count as 21 and are not considered a Blackjack. You can only split one time per betting zone.

– INSURANCE – You can choose to place an INSURANCE bet when the dealer’s face-up card is an Ace for any of the three main hands. This means that you make sure you do not lose the entire bet if the dealer has a Blackjack by placing another bet on insurance, which has a value of half your Ante bet. The insurance option is only available if you do not have a Blackjack. In the event you have a Blackjack and the dealer’s face-up card is an Ace, you will be given the EVEN MONEY option.

If the dealer has an Ace and a ten-value card, you lose the initial bet but win 2:1 the insurance bet.
If dealer’s face down card is not a ten-value card, you lose the insurance bet and the game continues as normal. Note that you cannot split nor double after you place an insurance bet.

Note:

When the game asks about INSURANCE (Yes or No), tick the "Remember this option" checkbox if you want to make the same choice during the current game play. The "Remember this option" checkbox is only available when playing multiple hands.

– EVEN MONEY – You can choose EVEN MONEY when you have Blackjack and the dealer’s face-up card is an Ace. If you take EVEN MONEY, you win 1:1 on your initial bet and end the game. Even if the dealer has Blackjack, you win instead of having a push.

Note:

When the game asks about EVEN MONEY (Yes or No), tick the "Remember this option" checkbox if you want to make the same choice during the current game play. The "Remember this option" checkbox is only available when playing multiple hands.

Step 4: any winnings are added to your balance, and you have the option to:

• Play a new game by clicking the NEW GAME button – proceed to Step 1.
• Click the LAST BET button – proceed to Step 2.
• Place the same bet as the previous game by clicking the REBET & DEAL button – proceed to Step 3.

Note:

After a game session is restored, the REBET & DEAL and LAST BET buttons will not appear. If your balance does not cover an action, a dialogue window will be shown informing you of this.

The Ante bet is won when the player’s hand is closer to 21 than that of the dealer’s, without going over 21.

Every pack of cards has four suits: Spades, Diamonds, Hearts and Clubs. All suits are equal.

Game settings

The default chip denomination selected is 1.

In Atlantic City Blackjack, you play a hand against the dealer's hand. The dealer must draw on 16 and stand on 17 or higher. If you have busted all possible hands, the dealer is not required to draw additional cards.

Notes

• Bust – when a hand goes over hard 21, it is called a "Bust".
• Blackjack – when the sum of the first two cards of a hand is exactly 21; Blackjack beats regular 21.
• Push – the player and the dealer have the same card total; the bet is returned to the player.
• Hard hand – any hand without an Ace. Also any hand with an Ace where the Ace must be counted as a 1 to avoid busting.
• Soft hand – when an Ace can be counted as 11 without the hand going over 21.

To play Atlantic City Blackjack, take the following steps:

Step 1: To start the game you must first place a bet. To place the Ante bet, click on a chip stack to select a desired value, and then click on the Ante bet area to place the chip on the table. Each click places one chip. You can place as many chips as you want on a bet, but keep in mind that the bet value cannot exceed the maximum table limit and has to be covered by your credit balance.

Notes

After you click the DEAL button you will not be able to select a different chip stack until after the game concludes.

Step 2: After you place your bet, you have the following options:

– DEAL – Click the DEAL button after you place your bet to start the game.
– CANCEL – Click the CANCEL button before you start the game if you wish to cancel your current bet and place a different bet.

Step 3: After the game starts and you receive your first two cards, the following options may be available, depending on the situation:

– HIT – Use the HIT button if you want to receive one more card.
– STAND – Click the STAND button if you are satisfied with your current hand and want to end the game. When you click this button, the dealer reveals their hidden card and draws other cards if necessary.
– DOUBLE – After you receive the first two cards, click the DOUBLE button to double your Ante bet. You receive a third card, face up and the dealer reveals their hidden card and draws other cards if necessary. Please note that if you use this button, you will not be able to receive any more cards for the current hand. The DOUBLE option is only available for the first two cards. After a split, the DOUBLE option is also available only for the first two cards of each hand.

Note:

When splitting Aces, you are not permitted to double.

– SPLIT – If your first two cards have the same value, you can use the SPLIT button to split your current hand into two different hands. Each of the two hands contains one of the first two cards and a new card received after the split. Note that the second card for each hand is received when that hand becomes the current hand.

You play each hand independently, the current hand being highlighted with an arrow above it.
This option places the initial bet on one hand and a new bet equal to the initial bet and deducted from your credit balance, on the other hand. You now have a bet, equal in value, on each of the two hands.
You can split one or both hands one time, if the cards that form the hands are of equal value. You may ask for as many cards as you want for each hand, when that hand is the current one, as long as their value does not exceed 21. When splitting Aces, you are not permitted to ask for more cards.

Note:

After the split, an Ace and a ten-value card only count as 21 and are not considered a Blackjack. You can split a total of 3 times, for a maximum of 4 split hands.

– INSURANCE – You can choose to place an INSURANCE bet when the dealer’s face-up card is an Ace. This means that you make sure you do not lose the entire bet if the dealer has a Blackjack by placing another bet on insurance, which has a value of half your Ante bet. The insurance option is only available if you do not have a Blackjack.

If the dealer has an Ace and a ten-value card, you lose the initial bet but win 2:1 the insurance bet.
If dealer’s face down card is not a ten-value card, you lose the insurance bet and the game continues as normal.
If the dealer’s face-up card is an Ace, you are offered INSURANCE, and the dealer checks for Blackjack. If the dealer’s face-up card is a ten-value card, INSURANCE is not offered and the dealer checks for Blackjack. If the dealer does not have Blackjack, DOUBLE and SPLIT are permitted.

– SURRENDER – is available at the start of a new hand, if you have not accepted INSURANCE and only if the dealer does not have a Blackjack. If you surrender, you receive half of your bet back.

Important: the dealer checks for Blackjack if their first card has the value of 10. If their first card is an Ace, you will be asked for insurance and the dealer will check for Blackjack before the game continues as usual.

Step 4: Any winnings are added to the balance, and you have the option to:

• play a new game by clicking the NEW GAME button - proceed to Step 1.
• click the LAST BET button - proceed to Step 2.
• place the same bet as the previous game by clicking the REBET & DEAL button - proceed to Step 3.

Note

After a game session restore, the REBET & DEAL and LAST BET buttons will not appear. If your balance does not cover an action, a dialogue window will be shown informing you of this.

The Ante bet is won when the player’s hand is closer to 21 than that of the dealer’s, without going over 21.

All cards come in four suits: Spades, Diamonds, Hearts and Clubs. All suits have equal rank.

Game settings

The default chip denomination selected is 1.

In French Blackjack, you play a hand against the dealer's hand. The dealer must draw on 16 and stand on 17 or higher. If you have busted all possible hands, the dealer is not required to draw additional cards. Unlike regular Blackjack, the Dealer does not receive a hole card.

Notes

• Bust – when a hand goes over hard 21, it is called a "Bust".
• Blackjack – when the sum of the first two cards of a hand is exactly 21; Blackjack beats regular 21.
• Push – the player and the dealer have the same card total; the bet is returned to the player.
• Hard hand – any hand without an Ace. Also any hand with an Ace where the Ace must be counted as a 1 to avoid busting.
• Soft hand – when an Ace can be counted as 11 without the hand going over 21.

To play French Blackjack, take the following steps:

Step 1: To start the game you must first place a bet. To place the Ante bet, click on a chip stack to select a desired value, and then click on the Ante bet area to place the chip on the table. Each click places one chip. You can place as many chips as you want on a bet, but keep in mind that the bet value cannot exceed the maximum table limits and has to be covered by your credit balance.

Notes

After you click the DEAL button, you will not be able to select a different chip stack until after the game concludes.

Step 2: After you place your bet, you have the following options:

– DEAL – Click the DEAL button after you place your bet to start the game.
– CANCEL – Click the CANCEL button before you start the game if you wish to cancel your current bet and place a different bet.

Step 3: After the game starts and you receive your first two cards, the following options may be available, depending on the situation:

– HIT – Use the HIT button if you want to receive one more card.
– STAND – Click the STAND button if you are satisfied with your current hand and want to end the game. When you click this button, the dealer draws other cards as necessary.
– DOUBLE – After you receive two cards with the combined value of 9, 10 or 11, click the DOUBLE button to double your Ante bet. You receive a third card, face up and the dealer draws other cards as necessary. Please note that if you use this button, you will not be able to receive any more cards for the current hand. After a split, the ‘double’ option is also available only for the first two cards of each hand if the two cards have a combined value of 9, 10 or 11.

Note

When splitting Aces, you are not permitted to double.

– SPLIT – If your first two cards have the same value, you can use the SPLIT button to split your current hand into two different hands. Each of the two hands contains one of the first two cards and a new card received after the split. Note that the second card for each hand is received when that hand becomes the current hand.

You play each hand independently, the current hand being highlighted with an arrow above it.
This option places the initial bet on one hand and a new bet equal to the initial bet and deducted from your credit balance, on the other hand. You now have a bet, equal in value, on each of the two hands.
You may ask for as many cards as you want for each hand, when that hand is the current one, as long as their value does not exceed 21. When splitting aces, you are not allowed to ask for more cards.

Notes:

After the split, an Ace and a ten-value card only count as 21 and are not considered a Blackjack.
You can split twice in total, for a maximum of 3 split hands.

– INSURANCE – You can choose to place an INSURANCE bet when the dealer’s face-up card is an Ace. This means that you make sure you do not lose the entire bet if the dealer will get a Blackjack by placing another bet on insurance, which has a value of half your Ante bet. The insurance option is only available if you do not have a Blackjack.

If the dealer has an Ace and receives a ten-value card, you lose the initial bet but win 2:1 the insurance bet.
DOUBLE and SPLIT are permitted after choosing INSURANCE.

Step 4: any winnings are added to the balance, and you have the option to:

• play a new game by clicking the NEW GAME button - proceed to Step 1.
• click the LAST BET button - proceed to Step 2.
• place the same bet as the previous game by clicking the REBET & DEAL button – proceed to Step 3.

Note

After a game session restore, the REBET & DEAL and LAST BET buttons will not appear. If your balance does not cover an action, a dialogue window will be shown informing you of this.

The Ante bet is won when the player’s hand is closer to 21 than that of the dealer’s, without going over 21.

All cards come in four suits: Spades, Diamonds, Hearts and Clubs. All suits have equal rank.

Game settings

The default chip denomination selected is 1.

In Reno Blackjack, you play a hand against the dealer's hand. The dealer draws on soft 17 (where the dealer has 17, formed with at least an Ace of value 11) and stands on hard 17 or higher. If you have busted all possible hands (over 21 in value on all possible hands), the dealer is not required to draw additional cards. If the dealer’s face-up card is an Ace or a 10-value card, the dealer does not check for Blackjack.

Notes

• Bust – when a hand goes over hard 21, it is called a "Bust".
• Blackjack – when the sum of the first two cards of a hand is exactly 21; Blackjack beats regular 21.
• Push – the player and the dealer have the same card total; the bet is returned to the player.
• Hard hand – any hand without an Ace. Also any hand with an Ace where the Ace must be counted as a 1 to avoid busting.
• Soft hand – when an Ace can be counted as 11 without the hand going over 21.

To play Reno Blackjack, follow the next steps:

Step 1: To start the game you must first place a bet. To place the Ante bet, click on a chip stack to select a desired value, and then click on the Ante bet area to place the chip on the table. Each click places one chip. You can place as many chips as you want on a bet, but keep in mind that the bet value cannot exceed the maximum table limits and has to be covered by your credit balance.

Notes

After you click the DEAL button you will not be able to select a different chip stack until after the game concludes.

Step 2: After you place your bet, you have the following options:

– DEAL – Click the DEAL button after you place your bet to start the game.
– CANCEL – Click the CANCEL button before you start the game if you wish to cancel your current bet and place a different bet.

Step 3: After the game starts and you receive your first two cards, the following options may be available, depending on the presented situations:

– HIT – Use the HIT button if you want to receive one more card.
– STAND – Click the STAND button if you are satisfied with your current hand and want to end the game. When you click this button, the dealer reveals their hidden card and draws other cards if necessary.
– DOUBLE – After you receive the first two cards, click the DOUBLE button to double your Ante bet. You receive a third card, face up and the dealer reveals their hidden card and draws other cards if necessary. Please note that if you use this button, you will not be able to receive any more cards for the current hand.

The DOUBLE option is only available for the first two cards of a hand, if their combined value is 10 or 11.

– SPLIT – If your first two cards have the same value, you can use the SPLIT button to split your current hand into two different hands. Each of the two hands contains one of the first two cards and a new card received after the split. Note that the second card for each hand is received when that hand becomes the current hand.

You play each hand independently, the current hand being highlighted with an arrow above it.
This option places the initial bet on one hand and a new bet equal to the initial bet and deducted from your credit balance, on the other hand. You now have a bet, equal in value, on each of the two hands.
You may ask for as many cards as you want for each hand, when that hand is the current one, as long as their value does not exceed 21.
Please note that after the split, an Ace and a ten-value card only count as 21 and are not considered a Blackjack. You can only split one time per betting zone. DOUBLE after SPLIT is not allowed.

Note:

When splitting Aces, you will only receive one additional card for each Ace.

– INSURANCE –You can choose to place an INSURANCE bet when the dealer’s face-up card is an Ace. This means that you make sure you do not lose the entire bet if the dealer has a Blackjack by placing another bet on insurance, which has a value of half your Ante bet. The insurance option is only available if you do not have a Blackjack. In case you have a Blackjack and the dealer’s face-up card is an Ace, you will be asked for EVEN MONEY.

If the dealer has an Ace and a ten-value card, you lose the initial bet but win 2:1 the insurance bet.
If dealer’s face down card is not a ten-value card, you lose the insurance bet and the game continues as normal.
Note: DOUBLE and SPLIT are permitted after choosing INSURANCE.

– EVEN MONEY – You can choose EVEN MONEY when you have Blackjack and the dealer’s face-up card is an Ace. If you take EVEN MONEY, you win 1:1 on your initial bet and end the game. Even if the dealer has Blackjack, you win instead of having a push.

Step 4: any winnings are added to your balance, and you have the option to:

• play a new game by clicking the NEW GAME button – proceed to Step 1.
• click the LAST BET button – proceed to Step 2.
• place the same bet as the previous game by clicking the REBET & DEAL button – proceed to Step 3.

Note

After a game session is restored, the REBET & DEAL and LAST BET buttons will not appear. If your balance does not cover an action, a dialogue window will be shown informing you of this.

The Ante bet is won when the player’s hand is closer to 21 than that of the dealer’s, without going over 21.

All cards come in four suits: Spades, Diamonds, Hearts and Clubs. All suits have equal rank.

Game settings

The default chip denomination selected is 5.

In Blackjack Multi-Hand Super 7s you can play up to three different hands against the dealer's hand. The dealer must draw on 16 and stand on 17 or higher. If you have busted all possible hands, the dealer is not required to draw additional cards. The following information applies for all of the three possible hands per game.

Notes

• Bust – when a hand goes over hard 21, it is called a "Bust".
• Blackjack – when the sum of the first two cards of a hand is exactly 21; Blackjack beats regular 21.
• Push – the player and the dealer have the same card total; the bet is returned to the player.
• Hard hand – any hand without an Ace. Also any hand with an Ace where the Ace must be counted as a 1 to avoid busting.
• Soft hand – when an Ace can be counted as 11 without the hand going over 21.

To play Blackjack Multi-Hand Super 7s, take the following steps:

Step 1: To start the game you must first place a bet. To place an Ante bet, click on a chip stack to select a desired value, and then click on one of the Ante bet areas to place the chip on the table. Each click places one chip. You can place as many chips as you want on a bet, but keep in mind that the bet value on a hand cannot exceed the maximum table limits and has to be covered by your credit balance.

Notes

After you click the DEAL button you will not be able to select a different chip stack until after the game concludes.

Step 2: After you place your bet, you have the following options:

– DEAL – Click the DEAL button after you place your bet to start the game.
– CANCEL – Click the CANCEL button before you start the game if you wish to cancel your current bet and place a different bet.

Step 3: After the game starts and you receive your first two cards, the following options are available, depending on the situation:

– HIT – Use the HIT button if you want to receive one more card.
– STAND – Click the STAND button if you are satisfied with your current hand and want to end the game. When you click this button, the dealer reveals their hidden card and draws other cards if necessary.
– DOUBLE – After you receive the first two cards, click the DOUBLE button to double your Ante bet. You receive a third card, face up and the dealer reveals their hidden card and draws other cards if necessary. Please note that if you use this button, you will not be able to receive any more cards for the current hand. The DOUBLE option is only available for the first two cards. After a split, the DOUBLE option is also available only for the first two cards of each hand.
– SPLIT – If a main hand has the first two cards of equal value, you can use the SPLIT button to split it into two different hands. Each of the two hands contains one of main hand’s cards and a new card received after the split. Note that the second card for each hand is received when that hand becomes the current hand.

You play each hand independently, the current hand being highlighted with an arrow above it.
This option places the initial bet on one hand and a new bet equal to the initial bet and deducted from your credit balance, on the other hand. You now have a bet, equal in value, on each of the two hands.
You may ask for as many cards as you want for each hand, when that hand is the current one, as long as their value does not exceed 21.
Please note that after the split, an Ace and a ten-value card only count as 21 and are not considered a Blackjack. You can only split one time per betting zone.

– INSURANCE –You can choose to place an INSURANCE bet when the dealer’s face-up card is an Ace, for any of the three main hands. This means that you make sure you do not lose the entire bet if the dealer has a Blackjack by placing another bet on insurance, which has a value of half your Ante bet. The insurance option is only available if you do not have a Blackjack. In case you have a Blackjack and the dealer’s face-up card is an Ace, you will be asked for EVEN MONEY.

If the dealer has an Ace and a ten-value card, you lose the initial bet but win 2:1 the insurance bet.

DOUBLE and SPLIT are not permitted after choosing INSURANCE
When the game asks about INSURANCE (Yes or No), tick the "Remember this option" checkbox if you want to make the same choice during the current game play. The "Remember this option" checkbox is only available when playing multiple hands.

– EVEN MONEY – You can choose EVEN MONEY when you have Blackjack and the dealer’s face-up card is an Ace. If you take EVEN MONEY, you win 1:1 on your initial bet and end the game. Even if the dealer has Blackjack, you win instead of having a push.

Note:

When the game asks about EVEN MONEY (Yes or No), tick the "Remember this option" checkbox if you want to make the same choice during the current game play. The "Remember this option" checkbox is only available when playing multiple hands.

Step 4: any winnings are added to your balance, and you have the option to:

• play a new game by clicking the NEW GAME button – then proceed to Step 1.
• click the LAST BET button – then proceed to Step 2.
• place the same bet as the previous game by clicking the REBET & DEAL button – then proceed to Step 3.

Note:

After a game session is restored, the REBET & DEAL and LAST BET buttons will not appear. If your balance does not cover an action, a dialogue window will appear to inform you about this.

S7 Special feature: The side bet is placed by clicking the circle 7 area. Each of the three main hands has an optional fixed side bet of 1 euro.

Note:

There cannot be a side bet without a main bet on a hand.

Payouts

The Ante bet is won when the player’s hand is closer to 21 than that of the dealer’s, without going over 21.

S7

Note:

If the player gets two sevens on a main hand that also has the side bet placed, and uses the SPLIT option, he will only win the side bet payout for their initial hand. The side bet winnings are paid separately.

All cards come in four suits: Spades, Diamonds, Hearts and Clubs. All suits have equal rank.

Game settings

The default chip denomination selected is 100.

In VIP Blackjack, you play a hand against the dealer's hand. The dealer must draw on 16 and stand on 17 or higher. If you have busted all possible hands (over 21 in value on all possible hands), the dealer is not required to draw additional cards.

Notes:

• Bust – when a hand goes over hard 21, it is called a "Bust".
• Blackjack – when the sum of the first two cards of a hand is exactly 21; Blackjack beats regular 21.
• Push – the player and the dealer have the same card total; the bet is returned to the player.
• Hard hand – any hand without an Ace. Also any hand with an Ace where the Ace must be counted as a 1 to avoid busting.
• Soft hand – when an Ace can be counted as 11 without the hand going over 21.

To play VIP Blackjack, take the following steps:

Step 1: To start the game you must first place a bet. To place the Ante bet, click on a chip stack to select a desired value, and then click on the Ante bet area to place the chip on the table. Each click places one chip. You can place as many chips as you want on a bet, but keep in mind that the bet value cannot exceed the maximum table limits and has to be covered by your credit balance.

Notes

After you click the DEAL button you will not be able to select a different chip stack until after the game concludes.
If you place an Ante bet that is less than the minimum limit, then this bet is automatically increased to reach the minimum table limit.

Step 2: After you place your bet, you have the following options:

– DEAL – Click the DEAL button after you place your bet to start the game.
– CANCEL – Click the CANCEL button before you start the game if you wish to cancel your current bet and place a different bet.

Step 3: After the game starts and you receive your first two cards, the following options can be available, depending on the presented situations:

– HIT – Use the HIT button if you want to receive one more card.
– STAND – Click the STAND button if you are satisfied with your current hand and want to end the game. When you click this button, the dealer reveals their hidden card and draws other cards if necessary.
– DOUBLE – After you receive the first two cards, click the DOUBLE button to double your Ante bet. You receive a third card, face up and the dealer reveals their hidden card and draws other cards if necessary. Please note that if you use this button, you will not be able to receive any more cards for the current hand. The DOUBLE option is only available for the first two cards. After a split, the DOUBLE option is also available only for the first two cards of each hand.
– SPLIT – If your first two cards have the same value, you can use the SPLIT button to split your current hand into two different hands. Each of the two hands contains one of the first two cards and a new card received after the split. Note that the second card for each hand is received when that hand becomes the current hand.

You play each hand independently, the current hand being highlighted with an arrow above it.
This option places the initial bet on one hand and a new bet equal to the initial bet and deducted from your credit balance, on the other hand. You now have a bet, equal in value, on each of the two hands.
You may ask for as many cards as you want for each hand, when that hand is the current one, as long as their value does not exceed 21.
Please note that after the split, an Ace and a ten-value card only count as 21 and are not considered a Blackjack. You can only split one time per betting zone.

– INSURANCE –You can choose to place an INSURANCE bet when the dealer’s face-up card is an Ace. This means that you make sure you do not lose the entire bet if the dealer has a Blackjack by placing another bet on insurance, which has a value of half your Ante bet. The insurance option is only available if you do not have a Blackjack. In case you have a Blackjack and the dealer’s face-up card is an Ace, you will be asked for EVEN MONEY.

If the dealer has an Ace and a ten-value card, you lose the initial bet but win 2:1 the insurance bet.
If dealer’s face down card is not a ten-value card, you lose the insurance bet and the game continues as normal.

Note:

You cannot split nor double after you place an insurance bet.

– EVEN MONEY – You can choose EVEN MONEY when you have Blackjack and the dealer’s face-up card is an Ace. If you take EVEN MONEY, you win 1:1 on your initial bet and the game ends. Even if the dealer has Blackjack, you win instead of having a push.

Step 4: any winnings are added to your balance, and you have the option to:

• play a new game by clicking the NEW GAME button – proceed to Step 1.
• click the LAST BET button – proceed to Step 2.
• place the same bet as the previous game by clicking the REBET & DEAL button – proceed to Step 3.

Note:

After a game session restore, the REBET & DEAL and LAST BET buttons will not appear. If your balance does not cover an action, a dialogue window will be shown informing you of this.

Payouts

The Ante bet is won when the player’s hand is closer to 21 than that of the dealer’s, without going over 21.

All cards come in four suits: Spades, Diamonds, Hearts and Clubs. All suits have equal rank.

There are many different ways of placing bets in European Roulette. Each wager covers a selection of different numbers and has a different distribution, as it is shown in the section of the "Payout Scheme" (see below). The European version of Roulette has only one zero and offers more chances to win than the American Roulette which has two zeros.

• Each player must initially choose the amount they want to gamble.
• Then place their bet(s) on the desired box(es).
• After having placed their bet(s), the player must press the "play" button in order for the dealer to activate the Roulette wheel.
• Once the ball has stopped in a box, the dealer will announce the amount won by the player (if any).

Straight up

The player can gamble on any number, including 0, by placing a chip directly on a number.

Split Bet

The player can gamble on two numbers by placing a chip on the line which separates the two numbers.

Street Bet

The player can gamble on three numbers by placing a chip on the interior left border line of the Roulette table which is beside a corresponding row of the three numbers.

Corner Bet

The player can gamble on four numbers by placing a chip on the corner where four numbers meet on one point.

Four bet

The player can gamble on the numbers 0, 1, 2 and 3 by placing their chips on the interior left border line between 0 and 1.

Line bet

The player can bet on two street bets (meaning six different numbers on two rows of three numbers (streets)), by placing a chip on the interior left border line where the line dividing the two rows is cut.

Column Bet

There are three tagged boxes "2:1" at the bottom of a numbers column.

• The player can gamble on all these numbers by placing their chips on one of these boxes.
• If one of the numbers from the player’s column is the number where the Roulette ball has stopped the player is paid according to a ratio of 2:1; 0 is a losing number.

Dozen Bet

The player can gamble on a group of twelve numbers by placing their chips in one of the three boxes marked "1st 12", "2nd 12", or "3rd 12".

If one of the 12 numbers of the player is the number where the Roulette ball has stopped the player is paid according to a ratio of 2:1; 0 is a losing number.

Red/Black, Even/Odd, Top/Bottom Bet

The player can place a bet on one of the left side boxes, on the long side of the table, that covers half of the numbers of the Roulette table (except for the zero).

• Each box covers 18 numbers.
• The player bets the same amount on all of their wagers (1 to 1); 0 is a losing number.

Previous Numbers Screen

The previous numbers screen shows the last thirteen results.

Payout scheme

Note: you can make bets which include two, three or even four numbers.

- For example, by using the zero, the player can place bets on: 1+0, 1+2+0, 2+0, 3+0, or 1+2+3+0.

There are many different ways of placing bets in American Roulette. Each wager covers a selection of different numbers and has a different distribution, as it is shown in the section of the "Payout Scheme".

American Roulette with double zero – with 0 and 00 – offers more betting possibilities than European Roulette.

• Each player must initially choose the amount they want to gamble and then place their bet on the desired box(es).
• After having placed their bet(s), the player must then press the "play" button in order for the dealer to activate the Roulette wheel.
• Once the ball has stopped in a box, the dealer will announce the amount won by the player (if any).

Straight Bet

The player can gamble on any number, including 0 and 00, by placing a chip directly on a number.

Split Bet

The player can gamble on two numbers by placing a chip on the line which separates the two numbers.

Street Bet

The player can gamble on three numbers by placing a chip on the interior left border line of the Roulette table which is beside a corresponding row of the three numbers.

Corner Bet

The player can gamble on four numbers by placing a chip on the corner where four numbers meet on one point.

Five Bet

The player can bet on the numbers 0, 00, 1, 2 and 3 by placing a chip on the interior left border line between 0 and the first line that cuts it.

Line Bet

The player can bet on two street bet (meaning six different numbers in two rows of three numbers (streets)), by placing a chip on the interior left border line where the line dividing the two rows is cut.

Column Bet

There are three tagged boxes "2:1" at the bottom of a numbers column.

• The player can gamble on all these numbers by placing their chips in one of these boxes.
• If one of the numbers from the player’s column is the number where the Roulette ball has stopped the player is paid 2:1; 0 and 00 are losing numbers.

Dozen Bet

The player can gamble on a group of twelve numbers by placing their chips in one of the three boxes marked "1st 12", "2nd 12", or "3rd 12". If one of the 12 numbers of the player is the number where the Roulette ball has stopped the player is paid 2:1; 0 and 00 are losing numbers.

Red/Black, Even/Odd, Top/Bottom Bet

The player can gamble on one of the left side boxes, on the long side of the table, that covers half of the numbers of the Roulette table (except for the zero).

• Each box covers 18 numbers.
• The player bets the same amount on all of their wagers (1 to 1); 0 and 00 are losing numbers.

Previous Numbers Screen

The previous numbers screen shows the last thirteen results.

Payout scheme

Note: The player is entitled to place bets which involve two, three, four or even five numbers.

- For example, by using the zeros, the player can place bets on: 1+0, 1+2+0, 2+0, 3+00, or 1+2+3+0+00.

Rules for Progressive Roulette are the same as for European Roulette.

There as many numbered pockets as in European Roulette ranging from 0 to 36.

The minimum bet is 2 credits:

• 1 credit on a side bet of Progressive Roulette which is compulsory; and
• 1 credit on the table.

The side bet makes you eligible for additional payouts according to the rules below.

The side bet is added to the total progressive amount at each spin, if you get the number you predicted:

• 2 times in a row, you win 15 credits
• 3 times in a row, you win 15 credits + 200 credits
• 4 times in a row, you win 15 credits + 200 credits + 3,000 credits
• 5 times in a row, you win 15 credits + 200 credits + 3,000 credits + the progressive JACKPOT

Irregularities cancel all the games and all the payments.

In order to play Slot machines:

• the player must first decide the amount to gamble. They can choose the amount to bet by pressing on the plus or minus stake button according to their preference.
• The player must then decide the number of lines to gamble on. Different slots have different amounts of lines.
• The player can play a maximum of 9 lines. They can choose the number of lines by repeatedly pressing the "SELECT LINES" button.
• After choosing the amount they want to bet per line and the number of lines they want to gamble on, the player can also choose to bet from once to up to 3 times the first bet.
• the player has the choice of pressing the buttons corresponding with the number of bets available per line, e.g. "BET 1", "BET 3", "BET 5" and so on, or "BET MAX".

The slot machine cycle

A game begins when the player makes a bet from their credit meter that is not part of any previous game.

A game is considered complete when the player cannot continue play activity without committing additional credits from the credit meter, and does not have credits at risk.

The following are all considered to be part of a single game, i.e. have to be finished before the game is considered completed:

• Games that trigger a free game feature and any subsequent free games
• Metamorphic features
• "Second screen" Bonus feature(s)
• The player's favourite games
• Games where the rules permit wagering of additional credits
• Game features

The period after completion of a game and before commencement of the next game is known as Idle Mode.

"BET 1":

BET 1 allows the player to gamble one coin per game and per line.

After having placed their bet, the player must press the button "SPIN" which will automatically activate the slot.

"BET 2":

BET 2 lets a player bet 2 coins per game and per line.

After having placed their bet, the player must press the button "SPIN" which will automatically activate the slot.

"BET 3":

BET 3 allows the player to gamble two coins per game and per line.

After having placed their bet, the player must press the button "SPIN" which will automatically activate the slot.

"BET MAX":

BET MAX allows the player to automatically gamble the maximum number of coins per game and per line.

After having placed their bet, the player does not necessarily have to press the "SPIN" button as the "BET MAX" button may automatically activate the slot.

The objective of Baccarat is to obtain a hand where the total number of points is the closest to 9.

• The Aces count as one point; the cards from 2 to 9 keep their own values.
• The 10 and the face cards count as 0.
• If the total value of the player’s hand is 10 points or more, the player must withdraw 10 points off this first value; the rest will be considered as the number of Baccarat points from the player’s hands.

For Example: 7 + 6 = 13 = 3 or 4 + 6 = 10 = 0

• Place your bet on either the banker’s hand ("banker"), or on the player’s hand ("player") or on a tied game ("Tie").
• The dealer will then distribute two cards to the player and two to the banker.
• In some cases the dealer will give a third card to the player or to the banker or even to both (according to the third card rule).
• The cards are distributed from a pile of 6 mixed decks of cards. The cards are shuffled before each game.

The player who is the closest to 9 will be the winner of the game.

• If the player has bet on the player and the player wins, the player will be paid at a ratio of 2 to 1 on their initial bet.
• If the player has bet on the banker and that the banker wins, the player will be paid at a ratio of 2 to 1 on their initial bet, minus a commission of 5% that will be attributed to the bank.
• In a case where the hands of both the player and the banker have equal totals, the game will be declared a Tie.
• If the player has placed a bet on Tie, he will be paid at a ratio of 9 to 1 on their initial bet.

Third card rule

The following Baccarat rules scheme shows cases where the player and/or the banker automatically receive, from the dealer, a third card.

For the player:

For the banker:

Important: If the player and/or the banker have a total of 8 or 9, the will both pass. This rule overrules any other rule.

The Video Poker machines are part of the big family of slot machines, but the winning combinations are the same as poker.

The objective of Video Poker is to obtain the best hand possible with 5 poker cards.

• The player must first choose the amount they want to gamble and the number of time they want to gamble this amount (by pressing one or more times on the button) "BET 1", or, if the player decides to bet the maximum amount per game, by pressing the button "BET MAX").
• The player may then have to press the [ ].
• After having chosen the cards they want to keep or discard from their hand, either by clicking on the card or the button directly beneath it, the player then presses the "CARDS" button.
• to deal the second hand. the dealer deals the new card(s) according to the number of cards previously discarded by the player (the player must have in total 5 cards in hand). The process of keeping/discarding card occurs only once during the game.

The purpose of this game is to obtain the best combination of cards possible, in direct relation to Poker, in order to win higher payouts.

Payout schemes
The payout scheme can vary according to the game/tables on which the player is playing.

Example: An example of the payout scheme for the Video Poker: "Jacks or Better":

Winning hands:

Jacks or better: The player only wins if he receives a pair of Jacks, Queens, Kings or Aces.
A lower pair will not entitle him to win anything.
Double pair: Two pairs of two different ranking cards (e.g. a pair of Kings and a pair of 2s).
3 of a kind: Three cards with the same rank (e.g. three 7s).
Straight: Five consecutive cards but with different suits (e.g. 2 of Hearts, 3 of Spades, 4 of Clubs, 5 of Diamonds, 6 of Clubs).
Flush: Five cards of the same suit in any order (e.g. 2, A, 9, 5, Q of Hearts).
Four of a kind: Four cards of the same rank (e.g. 7 of Diamonds, 7 of Clubs, 7 of Hearts, 7 of Spades).
Straight flush: Five consecutive cards of the same suit (e.g. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 of Clubs).
Royal Flush: Five consecutive cards of the same family starting from 10 and ending with Ace (e.g. 10, Jack, Queen, King, Ace of Spades).

• The player must first choose the amount to gamble and then click the "PLAY" button in order for the dealer to distribute the cards.
• The player and the dealer both receive 5 cards. All the dealer’s cards are face down except for one.
• At that stage of the game the player knows what their five cards are and he also knows what one of the five cards of the dealer has (the one face up).
• Accordingly the player must decide whether they want to see the four other dealer cards by pressing the "RAISE" button, or whether they prefer to give up their hand by pressing the "PASS" button.

By pressing the "PASS" button the player loses their initial bet.

By pressing the "RAISE" button the game continues and the player's initial bet is doubled.

The dealer will then have to show their five cards to the player.

The dealer will only qualify if their card combination includes an Ace and a King.

• If the dealer does not qualify and the player has bet, the player wins one times their initial bet and recovers their initial bet and their raising bet.
• If the dealer qualifies and the dealer's hand beats the player's, the player loses their initial bet as well as their raising bet.
• If the dealer qualifies and player beats the dealer's hand, the player wins the game. The dealer will return the bets to the player (the player’s initial bet being doubled PLUS the raising bet) plus the amount won according to the cards combination obtained by the player (gains scheme defined below, as well as on top left of the game page).

VIRTUAL FOOTBALL

Betting on a match is allowed up to 10 seconds before kick-off. Outrights will be closed during the runtime of any match. Once a market is decided it'll be cleared and removed from the feed. Betting markets for future match days of the current tournament remain open. When a future match day is selected from the bar at the bottom of the iframe, the matches related to that day, along with the odds, will be displayed in the lower odds section. The following match related betting options are available:

Full Time 3 Way / 1X2

Score after 90 minutes - Regular Match Time (1 - home team wins; X - draw; 2 - away team wins).

1st Half 3 Way / 1X2

Half time score (1 - home team leads; X - draw; 2 - away team leads).

Total Goals

Number of goals scored in match. 3 most valuable fix spreads for all matches: Under/Over 1.5, 2.5, 3.5 (U/O)

Handicap

Handicap points are added to the game’s final score, and the winner is the team that wins with these additions (1 - home team wins; X - draw; 2 - away team wins) 4 most valuable fix spreads for all matches: Handicap 1:0; 0:1; 0:2; 2:0

1st Goal

First goal of match (1 - home team scores first; X - no team scores; 2 - away team scores first)

Correct Score

Correct score after 90 minutes (0:0 to 3:3; others)

1st Half 3 Way / Full Time 3 Way

Combination of 'Full Time 3 Way / 1X2' and '1st Half 3 Way / 1X2' where you place a combined bet on both outcomes (XX;1X;11;X1;2X;22;X2)

Double Chance

Score after 90 minutes - Regular Match Time. Double Chance covers two out of three possible outcomes. We calculate and broadcast all 3 combinations: 1X; 2X; 1X2

Double Chance Halftime

Score after first half. Double Chance covers two out of three possible outcomes. We calculate and broadcast all 3 combinations: 1X; 2X; 12

Both Teams to Score

Score after 90 minutes - Regular Match Time (Yes - both teams will score at least one goal; No - at least one of the teams does not score a goal)

Teams to Score (Home / Away)

Score after 90 minutes - Regular Match Time (1 - home team scores at least one goal; 2 - away team scores at least one goal; both teams; neither teams)

Highest Scoring Half

Score after 90 minutes - Regular Match Time. Highest number of goals in what half or equal number of goals in both halves (1st Half; Draw; 2nd Half)

Team Total Goals

Score after 90 minutes - Regular Match Time. Number of goals scored by named team (home team; away team; calculate and distribute 3 most valuable fix spreads for both teams: Under/Over 0.5, 1.5, 2.5 (U/O)

Number of home goals

Exact number of goals scored by home team (0/1/2/3/4+)

Number of away goals

Exact number of goals scored by away team (0/1/2/3/4+)

Number of goals

Exact number of goals scored in match (0/1/2/3/4/5/6+)

Odd/Even Number of Total Goals

Score after 90 minutes - Regular Match Time (even; odd number of total goals) Note: Matches ending in zero goals will be resulted as even.

Draw No Bet

Score after 90 minutes - Regular Match Time (Punters will get their stake back if the game is a draw (1 - home team wins; 2 - away team wins)

1st Half Totals

Calculate and distribute 3 most valuable fix spreads for all matches: Under/Over 0.5, 1.5, 2.5 (U/O)

Combo 1X2 and Total

Combination of 1X2 and Total Goals market (1U/1O/XU/XO/2U/2O)

Asian Handicap

Asian handicap betting applies a handicap to the favourite and reduces the possible number of outcomes from three (in traditional 1X2 wagering) to two by eliminating the draw outcome. The handicap, which is either a whole number, a half-number or a mix of those, is trying to balance the market. In the event that a whole number is used for the handicap, the handicap adjusted final score could result in a draw where all bettors have their original wagers returned as there is no winner while quarter (¼) handicaps split the bet between the two closest ½ intervals where the bettor can win and tie (win ½ of wager) or lose and tie (lose ½ wager). The stake is automatically divided equally and placed as 2 separate bets. Please refer to the following examples regarding settlement of bets.

VIRTUAL HORSE RACING

Winner

You bet that the horse you selected will win.

Place

You bet that the horse you selected finishes first, second or third.

Straight Forecast / Dual Forecast

With straight forecast bets you bet on the 2 horses which you expect to finish first and second in the correct order. You may also bet on a dual forecast that enables you to bet upon the first and second placed horses in any order. Therefore your total stake will be 2 times your original stake. As long as the two horses you select come in the first 2 positions, you will win your bet. Output limited to the 20 most likely.

Straight Tricast / Dual Tricast

With a straight tricast bet you must select the 3 horses that you think will finish first, second and third in the correct order. A dual tricast bet enables you to bet upon the first, second and third placed horses in any order. Therefore your total stake will be 6 times your original stake. As long as the three horses you select come in the first 3 positions, you will win your bet. Output limited to the 20 most likely.

VIRTUAL DOG RACING

Betting on a VDR race is allowed up to 10 seconds prior to the race start. Betting markets for future races of the current meeting remain open. When a future race from ‘Race Calendar’ is selected, the odds table will automatically switch to the corresponding position. The following race related betting markets are available:

Winner

You bet that the dog you selected will win

Place

You bet that the dog you selected finishes first, second or third.

Straight Forecast / Dual Forecast

With straight forecast bets you bet on the 2 dogs which you think will finish first and second in the correct order. You may also bet on a dual forecast that enables you to bet upon the first and second placed dogs in any order. As long as the two dogs you select come in the first 2 positions, you will win your bet. Output limited to the 20 most likely dog combinations and ‘OTHER’ for Straight Forecast. Dual Forecast includes all 15 combinations.

Straight Tricast / Dual Tricast

With a straight tricast bet you must select the 3 dogs that you think will finish first, second and third in the correct order. A dual tricast bet enables you to bet upon the first, second and third placed dogs in any order. As long as the three dogs you select come in the first 3 positions, you will win your bet. Output limited to the 20 most likely dog combinations and ‘OTHER’ for Straight Tricast. Dual Tricast includes all 20 combinations

VIRTUAL TENNIS OPEN

Game level betting

• Winner of game 1 in set 1 (1 - home team wins; 2 - away team wins)
• Correct score of game 1 in set 1 (game-0; game-15; game-30; game-40 - 0-game; 15game; 30-game; 40-game)

Set level betting

• Winner of set 1 (1 - home team wins; 2 - away team wins)
• Correct score of set 1: (6:0; 6:1; 6:2; 6:3; 6:4; 7:5; 7:6 – 0:6; 1:6; 2:6; 3:6: 4:6; 5:7; 6:7)
• Total number of games in set 1: (Over / Under, 3 different offers)
• Odd/even number of games in set 1: (Odd / Even)

Match level betting

• Winner of the match (1 - home team wins; 2 - away team wins))
• Final Result (in sets - best of 3) (2:0; 2:1 – 0:2; 1:2)
• Total number of games in match: (Over / Under, 1 offer)

VIRTUAL BASKETBALL LEAGUE

Betting on a VBL match is allowed up to 10 seconds before tip-off. Betting markets for future match days of the current season remain open. When a future match day from the ‘Match Day’ bar at the bottom is selected, the matches related to that day along with the odds will be displayed in the lower odds section. The following match related betting options are available:

Match Winner, incl. OT

Score after 4 quarters (+ Overtime) (1 - home team wins; 2 - away team wins)

Total Points, incl. OT

Number of points scored by both teams in match, incl. overtime (over; under)

Handicap, incl. OT

Handicap points are added to the game’s final score, and the winner is the team that wins with these additions (1 - home team wins; 2 - away team wins)

Winning Margin, incl. OT

Margin between the points scored of both teams at the end of the match, incl. overtime

1st Half Winner

Winner of the first two quarters (1 - home team wins; x - draw, 2 - away team wins)

1st Half Total Points

Number of points scored in first half (1 - home team wins; 2 - away team wins)

1st Half Handicap

Handicap points are added to the game’s half time score, and the winner is the team that wins with these additions (1 - home team wins; 2 - away team wins)

1st Half Winning Margin

Margin between the points scored of both teams at the end of the first half (1 - home team wins; 2 - away team wins)

Race To x Points

Which team scores X points first (1 - home team wins; 2 - away team wins)

Highest Scoring Quarter

The quarter of the match in which the most points (both teams combined) are scored in. In the case of two or more quarters having identical highest total points, deadheat rules will not apply as the winning outcome is the betting selection "Equals". (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, equals)

Home Team Total Points, incl. OT

Number of points scored by home team in match, incl. overtime (over; under)

Away Team Total Points, incl. OT

Number of points scored by away team in match, incl. overtime (over; under)