In Blackjack it's the player(s) facing the dealer but what happens if two or more players tie between themselves and beat the dealer? Example: The dealer stands at 18 and one player gets 19 and the other gets a 20? Would they both win money or would the player that has 20 win it all? What happens if two players tie but still beat the dealer?
A blackjack instantly wins the game, unless both the dealer and the player have a blackjack, in which case the hand is a tie. A blackjack set of cards consists of an Ace and one of the following cards: 10, Jack, Queen, or King. Blackjack is often called a natural or natural 21.
Since insuring your blackjack yields a $20 profit whether the dealer has a blackjack or not, the casino offers players even money right up front. The bottom line with even money is this: If you always take it, in the long run you'll be giving away approximately four percent of your average profits on the hand.

All else being equal your odds are better when the dealer stands on soft 17. Most blackjack players are oblivious to whether the dealer stands or hits on soft 17. Dealer stands on soft 17 was the standard rule in years past, but a growing number of casinos now require the dealer to hit on soft 17 (hands like Ace, 6). Tipping Blackjack Dealers. When you’re playing blackjack, you have a couple of options for tipping the dealer. You can just give chips to the dealer as a tip, or you can place a bet for the dealers. Most people tip the dealers when they are winning and rarely tip when they are losing.

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Introduction

Super Sevens/Crazy Sevens/Lucky Sevens is a blackjack side bet based on the player's first three cards. Best pc slot machine games. If the first card is a seven, the player wins. The winnings increase for two or three consecutive sevens and even more if the sevens are suited.

This analysis assumes that if the player gets two sevens and splits, then his first card to the first hand will count towards a possible three-card seven.

What is not always clear is what happens if the player has two sevens and the dealer gets a blackjack. I assume that the player is paid for two sevens with no chance for a third card. I can say this is definitely the rule with Lucky Sevens. However, I analyzed the game both ways below.

Rules

The following pay table shows all the different ways to win. There are separate pay tables for Super Sevens and Crazy Sevens, which are indicated in separate columns. All wins are on a 'to one' basis.

Pay Table

Event	Super Sevens	Crazy Sevens	Lucky Sevens
7-7-7 suited	5000	2000	500
7-7-7	500	500	100
7-7 suited	100	150	50
7-7	50	25	25
7	3	5	3

Rule Variants:

If player has two sevens and dealer has a blackjack, does the player get a third card for purposes of the side bet only?
If the player gets two sevens and splits, what happens?

Super Sevens

The following table shows an analysis of the Super Sevens bet assuming six decks and the player is guaranteed a third card, including after a split and when the dealer has a blackjack. The lower right cell shows a house edge of 11.40%.

Super Sevens — Six Decks — Three-Card Guarantee

Event	Pays	Combinations	Probability	Return
7-7-7 suited	5000	480	0.000016	0.079787
7-7-7	500	11,664	0.000388	0.193883
7-7 suited	100	34,560	0.001149	0.114894
7-7	50	124,416	0.004136	0.206809
7	3	2,142,720	0.071234	0.213703
Loser	-1	27,766,080	0.923077	-0.923077
Total	30,079,920	1.000000	-0.114000

The next table shows an analysis of the Super Sevens bet assuming six decks and the player is capped at two cards if the dealer has a blackjack. If the player splits, the next card shall still count towards triple-seven wins. The lower right cell shows a house edge of 12.61%.

Super Sevens — Six Decks — No Three-Card Guarantee

Event	Pays	Combinations	Probability	Return
7-7-7 suited	5000	21,735,360	0.000015	0.075924
7-7-7	500	528,169,248	0.000369	0.184496
7-7 suited	100	1,650,654,720	0.001153	0.115319
7-7	50	5,942,356,992	0.004151	0.207574
7	3	101,963,473,920	0.071234	0.213703
Loser	-1	1,321,276,682,880	0.923077	-0.923077
Total	1,431,383,073,120	1.000000	-0.126061

The next table shows the house edge of the Super Sevens side bet according to the number of decks and whether or not the player is guaranteed a third card if the dealer has a blackjack.

Super Sevens — Summary

Decks	Gurantee	No Guarantee
4	15.92%	16.97%
5	13.25%	14.39%
6	11.40%	12.61%
8	9.01%	10.29%

Crazy Sevens

The following table shows an analysis of the Crazy Sevens bet assuming six decks and the player is guaranteed a third card, including after a split and when the dealer has a blackjack. The lower right cell shows a house edge of 6.54%.

Crazy Sevens — Six Decks — Three-Card Guarantee

Event	Pays	Combinations	Probability	Return
7-7-7 suited	2000	480	0.000016	0.031915
7-7-7	500	11,664	0.000388	0.193883
7-7 suited	150	34,560	0.001149	0.172341
7-7	25	124,416	0.004136	0.103405
7	5	2,142,720	0.071234	0.356171
Loser	-1	27,766,080	0.923077	-0.923077
Total	30,079,920	1.000000	-0.065362

The next table shows an analysis of the Crazy Sevens bet assuming six decks and the player is capped at two cards if the dealer has a blackjack. If the player splits, the next card shall still count towards triple-seven wins. The lower right cell shows a house edge of 7.53%.

Crazy Sevens — Six Decks — No Three-Card Guarantee

Event	Pays	Combinations	Probability	Return
7-7-7 suited	2000	21,735,360	0.000015	0.030370
7-7-7	500	528,169,248	0.000369	0.184496
7-7 suited	150	1,650,654,720	0.001153	0.172978
7-7	25	5,942,356,992	0.004151	0.103787
7	5	101,963,473,920	0.071234	0.356171
Loser	-1	1,321,276,682,880	0.923077	-0.923077
Total	1,431,383,073,120	1.000000	-0.075275

The next table shows the house edge of the Crazy Sevens side bet according to the number of decks and whether or not the player is guaranteed a third card if the dealer has a blackjack.

What Happens If Dealer Has Blackjack