Stakelogic Live Blackjack

Stakelogic's four live blackjack games compared: the classic American tables, the eight seat Extended table, and the Super Stake and Super Boost multiplier games, all built on the same eight deck game where the dealer stands on 17.

  • 4 games tracked
  • best base edge 0.49%
  • carried by 252 casinos we review

All 4 Stakelogic live blackjack games compared

Base game house edge for correct play, worked out for these rules: 8 decks, dealer stands on soft 17, double on any two cards, double after split, one split with one card to each split Ace, and no surrender. Stated RTP is Stakelogic's own figure for each game, its extras included.

GameBase edgeMin betStated RTPFormatSpecial
American Blackjack Best value 0.49% n/a 99.514% 7 seats
Extended Blackjack 0.49% n/a 99.514% 8 seats
Super Stake Blackjack VIP 0.49% n/a 98.01% n/a
Super Boost Blackjack VIP 0.49% n/a 99.45% 8 seats 25% fee

Rules last verified November 2026.

Which table should you sit at?

American Blackjack

0.49% edge

Stakelogic's everyday table and the plainest way to play its blackjack. The dealer stands on all 17s and checks for blackjack with an Ace up, there is no mandatory fee, and ten tables spread the limits from 1 euro to 7,500 euros. Surrender and resplits are missing, and the extras all cost more than the main game.

How Stakelogic compares to other live providers

0.47% Playtech · Ezugi · Pragmatic Play 0.49% Stakelogic 0.59% Evolution Gaming · Iconic21 0.61% LuckyStreak 0.66% Visionary iGaming 0.69% Gold Tier Games 0.71% Winfinity
0%base-game house edge, classic tables, correct play2%+
  Stakelogic Evolution Gaming Iconic21 Playtech Ezugi Pragmatic Play Gold Tier Games LuckyStreak Visionary iGaming Winfinity
Blackjack games we track 41288763222
Classic table rules 8 decks, S178 decks, S178 decks, S178 decks, S178 decks, S178 decks, S178 decks, H178 decks, S176 decks, H178 decks, S17
Double after split YesNoYesYesYesYesYesNoYesNo
Classic table edge 0.49%0.59%0.59%0.47%0.47%0.47%0.69%0.61%0.66%0.71%
Best table we track 0.49% (American Blackjack)0.53% (Infinite Blackjack)0.59% (Private Edition Blackjack)0.47% (Mega Fire Blaze Blackjack)0.39% (VIP Surrender)0.47% (Speed Blackjack)0.59% (Immortal Blackjack)0.61% (Prestige Blackjack)0.66% (Blackjack HD)0.71% (Classic Blackjack)
Surrender offered NoNoNoNoYes, VIP SurrenderNoNoNoNoNo
Cheapest seat n/a$1n/a$1$1$5$5n/a$5n/a
Multiplier games Super Stake Blackjack VIPLightning BlackjackNoneQuantum Blackjack PlusNoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNone
Blackjack studio n/aRiga, Latvian/aRiga, Latvian/aBucharest, Romanian/aRiga, LatviaCosta Rican/a

The best chart-verified table across these providers is Ezugi's VIP Surrender at 0.39%. Full comparisons on each provider's own page.

Stakelogic live blackjack FAQ

Which Stakelogic blackjack game is cheapest to play?

American Blackjack and Extended Blackjack, played without the side bets or Super Stake: Stakelogic rates both at 99.514%. Super Stake costs an extra 50% of your bet while it is switched on (98.01% overall), and Super Boost charges a mandatory 25% fee on every round (99.45%).

What is the difference between Super Stake and Super Boost?

Super Stake is an optional switch: pay half your bet again and Golden Cards can multiply a winning first two cards up to 100x. Super Boost is built into the table: a 25% fee every round, and win three hands in a row for the third to pay 2x to 100x.

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