Wager payouts & net results
DoubleJack paytables
Odds are net winnings to 1. A winning wager also returns its original stake. Example: $5 at 30:1 pays $155 total ($150 profit + $5 stake).Prototype notice: The blackjack game is playable, including splitting and doubling. Some eligibility conditions still require verification against the official game rules; test this demo before publication. Do not use these prototype side-bet calculations for published rules or statistical analysis.
Prototype rules and controls
Six decks, dealer stands on soft 17, blackjack pays 3:2, double on first two cards, split once, and one card to each split ace. A pair of same-valued cards can split. Dealer peeks for blackjack. DJ 10 and DJ 11 in this test are provisionally triggered by a two-card player total of 10 or 11, respectively. The paytable display reflects the posted DJ 10/DJ 11 payouts. The current decision mechanic is provisional: choosing DoubleJack automatically doubles the blackjack wager, draws one card, and ends the player hand. a non-suited qualifying 10 or 11 pays 10:1 on Cash Out or 20:1 on Double & Win if the doubled blackjack hand beats the dealer; suited qualifying hands pay 15:1 or 30:1. The suit of the third card does not matter. Special pairs TT, JJ, QQ, KK and AA pay 12:1 on DJ 10 and 8:1 on DJ 11 when wagered. These are testing assumptions, not verified official DoubleJack rules. Side bets are resolved before ordinary blackjack decisions. The wager results show net profit/loss alongside the total paid (including returned stake) for DJ bets.