A live game by Ezugi
Ezugi's newer unlimited-seat blackjack where listed pairs split automatically and you choose whether to play one hand or both.
This Unlimited table automates the split decision entirely: fixed pairs always split and you just decide how many of the resulting hands to back. Convenient and quick, but a step further from full-control blackjack.
Low. Even-money shared hands without fees or mechanics; automatic splits mildly widen results on pair rounds.
Ezugi’s second-generation Unlimited Blackjack streamlines the shared-hand format further. A fixed list of pairs, the ones basic strategy almost always splits, such as Aces and eights, split automatically the moment they appear. Pairs outside the list are simply played as totals. Your choice is whether to put money on one of the split hands or both.
Everything else is standard Ezugi: eight decks, dealer stands on all 17s, 3:2 blackjack, double on any two cards and after splits, no surrender, Ace-only check. The automated list tracks correct strategy closely, but not perfectly in every dealer-card context, which is why this page carries no chart.
For casual players the automation mostly enforces good habits: you can no longer decline to split eights or wrongly split fives. For purists it removes real decisions. Know which player you are and the table either serves you well or quietly annoys you.
Gold Blackjack is the reference here: one of Ezugi's identical-rules classic tables, where tier names mark limits and styling, not rules.
| Unlimited Blackjack | Classic Gold Blackjack | |
|---|---|---|
| Base rules | 8 decks, S17, 3:2, DAS | |
| Base-game house edge | n/a | 0.47% |
| Stated RTP | 99.5% | 99.5% |
| Seats | Unlimited | 7 seats |
| Minimum bet | $1 | $50 |
| Side bets | Perfect Pairs, 21+3 | Perfect Pairs, 21+3 |
Stated RTP. 99.5% ranks 11th of the 36 live blackjack games we track, behind ONE Blackjack (99.59%).
Minimum bet. Ties the cheapest seat of all 42 tracked games.
A fixed list including 2-2, 3-3, 6-6, 7-7, 8-8 and A-A. Pairs outside the list are played as their total and never split.
Whether to back one of the two resulting hands or both. The split itself happens automatically.
Close but not identical; correct splitting depends on the dealer’s card, which a fixed list ignores. That gap is why we do not show a chart.
Yes: stands on all 17s, 3:2 blackjack and double after split, the same core set as Ezugi’s classic tables.
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