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Double Exposure

Double Exposure deals both dealer cards face up, and charges the player for the privilege.

What this game changes

Seeing the whole dealer hand is worth more than the rules take back. A player blackjack pays even money, and the dealer wins every tie except a tie on blackjack. Correct play here looks nothing like the classic chart, because no decision involves a hidden card.

Rules at this table

The simulator deals this game with the rules below.

Decks
8
Deck composition
Standard 52 cards
Dealer on soft 17
Stands
Blackjack pays
1:1
Double allowed on
Hard nine, ten and eleven
Double after split
No
Splits allowed
Up to 2 hands
Resplit aces
No
Surrender
Not offered
Dealer peek
No
Shuffle
Every hand
Published house edge
0.66%

The house edge shown is a published figure for this game. This site did not solve it.

Strategy and grading

No solved chart for this table yet

A chart for this table has not been published yet. Every chart here is solved from the rules of its own game, and this game is not solved yet.

Coach mode is off here as a result. This site will not grade your hand against a chart built for another game. That chart would mark correct decisions wrong.

The table itself deals normally, so you can play the game exactly as it stands.

If a chart is solved for this game, it appears here and coach mode switches back on.

No chart is committed for this game yet. The first variant solver has to prove what one costs.

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What the engine does not model yet

The gaps below are recorded against this rule set. Each one is a known limit, not a surprise.

Where these rules come from

Every rule set on this site is recorded against a published source.