Number of Decks
8 decks
3:2
Stands on 17 (Hard/Soft)
99.50%
7 seats
Ezugi
Rumba Blackjack is a live dealer table game played with 8 standard decks. It offers a classic 7-seat experience with favorable rules for the main game and high-volatility side bets for players seeking bigger payouts.
If you want a reliable Blackjack game with a high Return to Player (RTP), Rumba Blackjack is an excellent choice.
Because Rumba Blackjack uses 8 Decks and the Dealer Stands on Soft 17, you should strictly follow the strategy below to minimize the House Edge to roughly 0.5%.
Beat the dealer’s hand without going over 21.
Once dealt two cards, you have a limited time to act. If you do not act, the game defaults to Stand.
Rumba Blackjack features two optional side bets. While they offer high payouts, they have a higher House Edge than the main game.
Wins if your first two cards constitute a pair.
| Hand Result | Definition | Payout |
|---|---|---|
| Perfect Pair | Same rank and same suit | 25:1 |
| Colored Pair | Same rank and color, different suit | 12:1 |
| Mixed Pair | Same rank, different suit and color | 6:1 |
Wins if your first two cards plus the dealer’s up-card create a poker hand.
| Hand Result | Definition | Payout |
|---|---|---|
| Suited Trips | Three identical cards | 100:1 |
| Straight Flush | Numerical sequence in the same suit | 40:1 |
| Three of a Kind | Same value, different suits | 25:1 |
| Straight | Numerical sequence, different suits | 10:1 |
| Flush | Three cards of the same suit | 5:1 |
| RTP (Main Game) | 99.50% |
| Decks | 8 |
| Dealer Soft 17 | Dealer Stands |
| Surrender | No Late Surrender |
| Double Down | Any 2 cards |
| Split | One split allowed (no re-split) |
| Blackjack Payout | 3:2 |
| Insurance Payout | 2:1 |
If a system error occurs, the round pauses. If it isn’t resolved immediately, the round is canceled and bets are refunded. If you disconnect after betting, your hand will automatically Stand.
8 decks
None
Stands on 17 (Hard/Soft)
3:2
1:1
Push on Tie
These fundamental settings determine how the game operates. The number of decks affects card counting difficulty and house edge. Dealer rules impact when they must hit or stand. Payout ratios directly affect your potential winnings - look for 3:2 blackjack payouts rather than 6:5 for better odds.
Any 2 initial cards.
Split once per hand. One card on Split Aces.
Bet Behind.
None
Yes
2:1
These rules define what actions you can take during gameplay. Double down and splitting options provide strategic opportunities to increase bets when you have an advantage. Insurance is generally not recommended by basic strategy experts due to its high house edge.
Standard (Timer displayed)
Yes
On Ace.
On Ace
7 seats, Bet Behind. Spanish-speaking dealers and Latin-themed studio.
Standard
These specifications control the pace and flow of the game. Decision time limits prevent slow play, while dealer peek rules affect when you know if the dealer has blackjack. Faster games mean more hands per hour, which can increase variance.
$5
$1,000
99.50%
Perfect Pairs, 21+3
Perfect Pairs (25:1, 12:1, 6:1) , 21+3 (100:1, 40:1, 30:1, 10:1, 5:1)
None
Perfect Pairs 95.90%, 21+3 96.30%
None
This category covers all monetary aspects of the game. The RTP (Return to Player) percentage shows the theoretical amount returned to players over time. Side bets typically have lower RTPs than the main game. Always check minimum and maximum bet limits to ensure they fit your bankroll.
None
No
7 seats
These are unique game mechanics that differentiate this variant from standard blackjack. Bonus features and non-traditional betting options can add excitement but often come with increased house edge. Consider how these features align with your playing strategy.