Perfect Pair Blackjack
Rules of Perfect Pair Blackjack
The perfect pair rules and statistics are simple but vary according to the changing pairs. Also, the payouts and thereby, the house edge varies depending on the online/brick and mortar casino you are playing blackjack in.
Blackjack Perfect Pairs strategy The sensible player will treat blackjack side bets like perfect pairs or 21+3 (where you take your two cards and the first dealer card to make a winning three-card.
How to Do a Perfect Pair Side Bet
A perfect pair, in Blackjack, is both cards have the same value and same suit (e.g., Q♠Q♠). The odds of winning this bet are 30:1. True perfect pairs can only be found in games of blackjack using multiple. Perfect Pair wins are paid out before the basic blackjack game is played, after the dealer checks for blackjack. After the Perfect Pairs bet is removed, players can double down and split, though they. The Perfect Pairs side bet is a wager that a blackjack player places with the expectation of being dealt a pair as first two cards. There are three types of pairs that lead to a payout: a perfect pair – two cards.
Blackjack Dealer Rules
To play a Perfect Pair wager, players must bet in the designated side bet area on the blackjack table, before they are dealt the initial two cards. Normally, there are two separate betting areas for normal wagers and side wagers and the Perfect Pair side bet has to be placed in the side bet zone.
As for the Perfect Pairs bet amount, it should at least be the minimum wager of the table but does not need to match the amount of the regular bet. Some casinos can have specific rules regarding the bet amount such as the wager can be half of the table minimum but such instances are rare.
How to win a Perfect Pair Side Bet
To win a Perfect Pair side bet or increase the odds, players must follow the Perfect Pair strategy. First, it is crucial to understand how many cards are available in the deck after the initial two cards have been dealt to the players. Many online blackjack variations are played with just two decks of cards. In such games, the odds of the player hitting a Perfect Pair are typically better, promising a 30:1 payout too. The more decks, the lesser will be the probability.
If the player wants to risk a small stake, it is better to stick to the Mixed Pair bet. Also, when playing Perfect Pairs, knowing when to ‘hit’ and when to ‘stand’ by following the optimal blackjack strategy is crucial. For instance, it is ideal to split high pairs in online blackjack but not always feasible when the player is expecting an outcome of the side bet.
Qualified Hands, Payout Rate, Probability
Perfect Pair Blackjack Rules
There can be three variations of the Perfect Pair side bet and the odds vary depending on the pair. Typically, in an 8-deck game, the best odds are available on the Perfect Pair (two cards of the same value and same suit), and that is a 1.7% chance of being paid out 25:1. The same for a colored pair and mixed pair would be 1.9% and 3.9% respectively.
The following table gives a clear idea of the hands and their respective payouts, combinations, probabilities, and returns with the Perfect pair side bet in a blackjack game with 8 decks of cards.