CryptoLogic Blackjack Game

A new Cryptologic blackjack game has been released in the latest batch of games from industry leader CryptoLogic. 4 Deck Multi Hand Blackjack, which can be played at most online casinos using CryptoLogic software (including William Hill Casino, InterCasino and Littlewoods Casino) is so unique that a patent is pending.

The Cryptologic blackjack game makes it possible to play up to five hands simultaneously against up to 50 dealer hands. Get one great hand and you could beat the dealer 50 times over in a single game, making a stack of money at the same time!

“Our innovative games make players want to come back for more, time and time again – making CryptoLogic the software of choice for players and licensees alike,” said the Vice President of Product Management and Business Development at CryptoLogic, Justin Thouin.

As well as the uniqueness of the concept itself, the new game features a built-in tutorial so that video blackjack newbies can get to grips with the rules quickly. The rules of the game are also good for the player, with the dealer standing on 17 and only four decks per shoe being used.

Another CryptoLogic title that is making headlines is The Sub-Mariner, a brand new Online slots game based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name. The game features 25 pay lines, some of the most visually impressive bonus rounds we’ve seen in a Marvel slots game, and the chance to win up to 5,000 times the sum bet on a single line.

“At CryptoLogic, we know there are two critical elements to online gaming success: give players a compelling experience with a game or character they know, or design a fresh take on a familiar concept,” said Brian Hadfield, President and CEO of CryptoLogic. “Our relationship with Marvel has enabled us to create and deliver some of the most memorable online slots today with some of the world’s most recognized characters. Coupled with our patent-pending gaming innovations, CryptoLogic has aggressively positioned itself as a leader in this highly competitive space.”

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