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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.