Guide to Single Deck Blackjack in Vegas
There are only two Las Vegas casinos that offer single deck blackjack with a 3:2 payout in 2022. They are El Cortez and Silverton.
All other single deck blackjack games in Las Vegas pay 6:5 on a natural. All the 6:5 games permit players to double down on any two cards but not after splitting. The dealer hits soft 17 at all Las Vegas single deck blackjack tables.
Note that a 6:5 blackjack game increases the house edge by about 1.4 percent. The 6:5 single deck blackjack games have a house edge of about two percent.
Below you will find details of all single deck blackjack in Las Vegas in 2022.
Best Single Deck Blackjack Games in Vegas
- El Cortez: 0.30% house edge
- Silverton: 0.58% house edge
You can read more about all the best Las Vegas blackjack games in 2022 on the following page.
3:2 Single Deck Blackjack in Vegas
- El Cortez (9 tables)
- Silverton (2 tables)
El Cortez spreads 3-2 single deck blackjack with a $5 or $10 minimum bet, depending on the time of day. Silverton has it for $10 24 hours a day.
El Cortez permits players to double down on any first two cards. Silverton only allows double down on 10 and 11 on the first two cards. Double down after slitting is not permitted at either casino.
All Single Deck Blackjack Games in Vegas
The following table lists all the Las Vegas casinos with single deck blackjack in 2020, with details of their games.
That is all the single deck blackjack tables left in Las Vegas. Many Las Vegas casinos decided that there was no reason to offer 6:5 single deck games when players seem willing to play the game with six or eight decks. This adds to the house edge over these players that likely are not playing the game using basic strategy, increasing the win for the house.
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