Buster Blackjack doesn’t set out to reinvent the wheel. Instead, it puts together a set of basic features with a couple of bonus additions to make it stand out. Of course, the multi-hand feature adds quite a bit of potential, with up to three active hands in play. But the main bonus mechanic is the buster bet, which can give your winnings a massive boost.
Undo – A core feature in any Blackjack game as it removes the last bet you added, be it a regular wager, insurance bet or buster bet. It’s pointed out with a big blue button on the left side of the screen, so you really can’t miss it.
Clear – If you’d rather clear all bets from the table, then you’ll want to hit the red clear button instead. This is another basic feature found in most Blackjack games, but to Felt Gaming’s credit, they’ve implemented it well without any over-complications.
Deal – After setting your initial wagers, you must hit the deal button to begin the round. Both you and the dealer get dealt your cards, so you can then decide if you’d like to split, double, stand or hit. The screen adapts itself accordingly, so you know which functions you can activate based on the cards you get. The split and double buttons only show up if you can use them, while on the right-hand side of the screen, you can choose between standing or hitting. We found it all very easy to follow and simple enough for beginners to enjoy as well.
Multi-Hand Play – If you’d like to increase your chances of success, you can go for wagers on two or even three hands. You can activate the number of hands you’d like to have at the beginning of each round by placing an initial wager where necessary. Of course, the more hands you add, the more expensive each round will be. But they also increase your chances of winning. We tried playing with different hand combinations and managed our biggest win of ₹70,000 from two winning hands.
Buster Bet – Buster Blackjack’s most unique feature is its buster bet. You get to bet on the number of cards it will take before the dealer ultimately busts. The wagers go all the way up to 8 cards, which would get you the game’s maximum win of 2,000x your wager. We never quite got there but did manage to win ₹40,000 from guessing that the dealer would bust from 3-4 cards.