Infinite Blackjack

A live game by Evolution Gaming · launched 2018

Evolution's unlimited seat blackjack on classic rules, plus Six Card Charlie: six cards without going over 21 win at once.

  • ✓ Blackjack pays 3:2
  • ✓ Dealer stands on soft 17
  • ✓ Double on any two
  • ✗ No double after split
  • ✗ No surrender
  • • 8 decks
  • • Unlimited seats
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Base-game house edge 0.53%
Stated RTP 99.47% The provider's published figure, optimal play
Bet limits $1 to $5,000
Seats Unlimited

Should you play it?

Infinite Blackjack is one of Evolution's cheapest tables: classic rules, Six Card Charlie on top, and a 0.53% house edge with the chart below. Play it for a seat at any hour and a low cost per hand, and leave the four side bets alone.

Play it if

  • You want a seat at any hour, from $1 a hand
  • You like that six cards without going over 21 win outright
  • You play basic strategy and want a 0.53% house edge

Variance profile

Low. Plain even money blackjack: no fee, no multipliers, no bonus pool. Swings are those of a classic table, with Six Card Charlie adding a few extra wins.

Basic strategy for this table

Worked out for Infinite Blackjack's exact rules: 8 decks, dealer stands on soft 17, double on any two cards, no double after split, one split, no surrender, Six Card Charlie, and a dealer who checks for blackjack only with an Ace showing.

8 decksS17Double any 2No DASNo surrenderPeek on Ace onlySix Card Charlie
Base-game house edge0.53%

Hard Totals

Dealer23456789TA
5HHHHHHHHHH
6HHHHHHHHHH
7HHHHHHHHHH
8HHHHHHHHHH
9HDDDDHHHHH
10DDDDDDDDHH
11DDDDDDDDHH
12HHSSSHHHHH
13SSSSSHHHHH
14SSSSSHHHHH
15SSSSSHHHHH
16SSSSSHHHHH
17SSSSSSSSSS
18+SSSSSSSSSS

Soft Totals

Dealer23456789TA
A,2HHHHDHHHHH
A,3HHHDDHHHHH
A,4HHHDDHHHHH
A,5HHDDDHHHHH
A,6HDDDDHHHHH
A,7SDSDSDSDSSSHHH
A,8SSSSSSSSSS
A,9SSSSSSSSSS

Pairs

Dealer23456789TA
2,2HHHPPPHHHH
3,3HHPPPPHHHH
4,4HHHHHHHHHH
5,5DDDDDDDDHH
6,6HPPPPHHHHH
7,7PPPPPPHHHH
8,8PPPPPPPPHP
9,9PPPPPSPPSS
T,TSSSSSSSSSS
A,APPPPPPPPPP

Against a 10, the dealer does not check for blackjack. A dealer blackjack turned over at the end takes every chip on the hand, doubles and splits included. That is why this chart hits 10 and 11 against a 10, and hits a pair of 8s against a 10 instead of splitting them.

Six Card Charlie changes the late hits. With four cards, hit hard 12 against anything, hard 13 against a 2, soft 18 against anything but a 7, and soft 19 against a 10. With five cards, hit hard 12 to 15 against anything, hard 16 against everything except 4, 5 and 6, hard 17 against 9, 10 and Ace, and every soft total under 21: no card can bust it, so the sixth card wins.

Three card 16 against a 10: stand. With exactly three cards, standing on hard 16 against a 10 edges out hitting. With four or five cards, hit it as the chart says.

HHitSStandDDouble (hit if not allowed)DSDouble (stand if not allowed)PSplit
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Where to play Infinite Blackjack

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How Infinite Blackjack works

1 Unlimited seats

One deal for everyone

The dealer deals the same first two cards to every player at the table, however many join.

2 Your call

Play the hand your way

Each player then hits, stands, doubles or splits on their own, so one deal can end differently for each player.

3 6 cards

Six Card Charlie

Reach six cards without going over 21 and the hand wins at once, whatever the dealer holds.

One deal for the whole table

Infinite Blackjack, launched by Evolution in 2018, removes the seven seat limit. Every player at the table gets the same first two cards, and from there each player hits, stands, doubles or splits on their own, so the same deal can end as a win for one player and a loss for another. Nobody waits for a seat.

Classic rules plus one bonus

The rules are Evolution’s classic set: eight decks, the dealer stands on all 17s, blackjack pays 3:2, double on any two cards, one split with no double after it, and no surrender. The one addition is Six Card Charlie: a hand of six cards that has not gone over 21 wins at once. Evolution publishes a 99.47% return with best play, against 99.29% at its classic seven seat tables, and Six Card Charlie is the difference.

The rule that changes the chart

The dealer checks for blackjack only with an Ace showing. With a 10 up the hole card stays unchecked, so a dealer blackjack turned over at the end beats every hand, doubled and split bets included, unless the hand is a blackjack (a push) or a Six Card Charlie (still a win). The chart above is worked out for that rule, which is why it hits 10 and 11 against a 10 and hits a pair of 8s against a 10 instead of splitting them.

Skip the side bets

Four optional side bets ride on the first cards: Any Pair, 21+3, Hot 3 and Bust It. Evolution publishes their returns as 95.90%, 96.30%, 94.60% and 94.12%, so each one costs 3.70% to 5.88% of what you stake on it, seven to eleven times the 0.53% the main hand costs with the chart.

Official rules: Evolution Infinite Blackjack game rules, checked October 12, 2026. The rules at your casino may show different figures; its in game help is the version that applies to you.

Game facts

ProviderEvolution Gaming
Launched2018
StudioRiga, Latvia
Dealer languageEnglish
Bet limits$1 to $5,000
SeatsUnlimited
Side betsAny Pair, 21+3, Hot 3, Bust It

Infinite Blackjack vs classic Evolution Gaming blackjack

Silver Blackjack is the reference here: one of Evolution Gaming's identical-rules classic tables, where tier names mark limits and styling, not rules.

 Infinite BlackjackClassic Silver Blackjack
Base rules 8 decks, S17, 3:2, no DAS, Six Card Charlie 8 decks, S17, 3:2, no DAS
Base-game house edge 0.53% 0.59%
Stated RTP 99.47% 99.29%
Seats Unlimited 7 seats
Minimum bet $1 $50
Side bets Any Pair, 21+3, Hot 3, Bust It Perfect Pairs, 21+3
19thof 35

Stated RTP. 99.47% ranks 19th of the 35 live blackjack games we track, behind ONE Blackjack (99.59%).

$1joint lowest

Minimum bet. Ties the cheapest seat of all 41 tracked games.

Full game specifications

🃏 Basic game rules

Number of decks
8 decks
Cards removed
None
Dealer rules
Stands on all 17s, hits 16 or less
Blackjack payout
3:2
Winning hand payout
1:1
Push rules
Push on a tie

✋ Player actions

Double down
Any two initial cards. No double after split.
Splitting
One split per hand. One card to each split Ace.
Other actions
Six Card Charlie.
Hitting restrictions
No decision on soft 21. One card to each split Ace.
Insurance offered
Yes
Insurance payout
2:1

⏳ Game flow and timing

Decision time limit
Timed, shown on screen
Auto-decision feature
Yes: hit on 11 or less, stand on 12 or more
Dealer blackjack check
With an Ace up only
Dealer peeks
On Ace only; a 10 up is not checked
Player capacity
Unlimited players, one shared starting hand
Game pace
Standard

💰 Betting and payouts

Minimum bet
$1
Maximum bet
$5,000
Theoretical RTP
99.47%
Side bets
Any Pair, 21+3, Hot 3, Bust It
Side bet payouts
Any Pair (25:1, 8:1), 21+3 (100:1, 40:1, 30:1, 10:1, 5:1), Hot 3 (100:1, 20:1, 4:1, 2:1, 1:1), Bust It (250:1, 100:1, 50:1, 9:1, 2:1, 1:1)
Side bet RTP
Any Pair 95.90%, 21+3 96.30%, Hot 3 94.60%, Bust It 94.12%
Special payouts
Six Card Charlie: six cards totaling 21 or less win at once
Mandatory fees
None

⚡ Special features

Betting on scores
No
Number of seats
Unlimited players

Infinite Blackjack FAQ

Does everyone at an Infinite Blackjack table get the same cards?

Yes. Every player receives the same first two cards, and the dealer’s hand is the same for everyone. From there each player hits, stands, doubles or splits their own way, and you play only against the dealer, so the same deal can win for one player and lose for another.

What do the percentages on the decision buttons mean?

They show what other players chose in your exact spot on this deal. That is a poll of the table, not advice: the crowd often stands or doubles when it should not, so follow the strategy chart on this page instead.

What happens if I don't decide in time?

The game decides for you: it hits a hand of 11 or less and stands on anything higher. It never doubles or splits for you, so a pair of 8s or a soft 18 left to the timer is often played wrong. Decide before the clock runs out.

Does the dealer check for blackjack in Infinite Blackjack?

Only with an Ace showing, after insurance is offered. With a 10 showing there is no check, so a dealer blackjack found at the end takes doubled and split bets as well. The chart on this page allows for that: hit 10 and 11 against a 10 rather than doubling, and hit 8s against a 10 rather than splitting.

Are the odds better than at Evolution's classic live blackjack tables?

Slightly. Evolution publishes a 99.47% return for Infinite Blackjack against 99.29% at its classic seven seat tables, and Six Card Charlie is the difference. With the chart on this page the house edge is 0.53%.

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