What Blueprint Gaming makes
Video slots, and a great many of them. Blueprint made its name building gaming-machine content for British high streets and carried that into the online casino as a broad catalogue of slots. Its signature online franchise is Fishin’ Frenzy, which it grew into one of the most-played fishing slots in British casinos, and beside it runs a long line of branded and television-licensed titles, from Genie Jackpots and King Kong Cash to slots built on names like Ted and Rick and Morty. Many of them feed Jackpot King, Blueprint’s own linked progressive-jackpot network, and Blueprint was the first studio to license Big Time Gaming’s Megaways engine, back in 2018, before building a whole run of Megaways slots around it.
Blueprint Gaming and blackjack
Here is the honest answer, and it is a small yes rather than the flat no you get from a pure slots studio. Blueprint is a slots house first, but it is not blackjack-free: its online catalogue includes an RNG software blackjack table, Blackjack Player’s Choice, a multi-hand game with the usual side bets that is dealt by the computer rather than a person. What Blueprint does not run is its own live-dealer studio, so there is no streamed Blueprint blackjack table with a real dealer the way there is with the live specialists. It is worth adding, because Blueprint is the British half of the Merkur Group, that its German sibling Merkur also carries a small range of software blackjack; the two are separate studios, licensed separately, so a Merkur table is a different game from Blueprint’s. If you do play Blueprint’s blackjack online, it is software you are up against, so let the game’s own rules screen decide it: take the version that pays a blackjack at the full 3 to 2 and leave the side bets alone. For a real dealer on camera, the studios to seek out are Evolution and Playtech.
