Matchplay

You can play 5, 10 or 40-hand blackjack games. At the end of the set number of hands, the Player with the most chips wins the stake of their opponent less the applicable rake. Try playing out robot players for free initially if you're not quite sure how this works.

Purse Play

Our new Moneyplay variant of the game is now live where players "buy-in" to the table for an amount of cash and then play from that table "purse". Players agree in advance how much each chip is worth and then for each hand the difference in chips between players is multiplied by the per-chip amount to resolve how much money is transferred between players.

For example, Player 1 "buys-in" for £50 and Player 2 for £40. They agree to play for £0.10 per chip. Player 1 stakes 50 chips and goes bust. Player 2 stakes 30 and beats the dealer's cards. Player 1 ends that hand with 50 chips and Player 2 with 130. The difference is 80 chips. So Player 2 receives from Player 1 80 x 10p = £8.00 less the applicable rake and money is transferred between the two purses.

Play continues for as long as players like or until one player runs out of cash in his purse. Note that you can "re-buy" into the table at any stage between hands. Please also note that if your purse is low on funds, neither player can win more than the maximum liability of the player with the least funds in his purse.