World tour
Real blackjack in London, Macau, Monaco, Paris, New York, Singapore and Sydney: rules, law, venues and etiquette.
Pick a city.
Las VegasNeon after dark
LondonMayfair and the Hippodrome
MacauThe biggest casino floor on earth
MonacoBelle Époque at Monte Carlo
ParisThe new clubs de jeux
New YorkEmpire deco
SingaporeMarina Bay
SydneyHarbour lightsBlackjack rules around the world compared
How casino blackjack rules differ between Las Vegas, Atlantic City, London, Macau, Monaco, Paris, Singapore and Sydney, with sourced house-edge effects.
02 · 5 min readBlackjack in London: rules, venues and etiquette
What to expect at a London blackjack table: the 2005 Gambling Act, walk-in casinos, published Hippodrome rules, major venues and how British etiquette differs.
03 · 6 min readBlackjack in Macau: the baccarat capital
Macau is the world's largest casino market by revenue, but baccarat dominates. What that means for blackjack availability, rules, minimums, age and venues.
04 · 6 min readBlackjack at the Casino de Monte-Carlo
The Monte-Carlo Casino's published blackjack rules, entry fee, dress code, age limit, the ban on Monaco residents and the SBM casino's history since 1865.
05 · 6 min readBlackjack in Paris: clubs de jeux and Enghien
Paris has had legal blackjack only since 2018, in clubs de jeux made permanent in 2026, plus the Enghien-les-Bains casino. Rules, venues, law and age limit.
06 · 6 min readBlackjack in New York: city, upstate and Atlantic City
Real blackjack for New Yorkers: Resorts World's live tables since April 2026, the three downstate licences, upstate casinos and Atlantic City rules.
07 · 6 min readBlackjack in Singapore: two casinos, one rulebook
Marina Bay Sands and Resorts World Sentosa under the Casino Control Act: the S$150 entry levy, regulator-approved blackjack rules, age limit and high minimums.
08 · 6 min readBlackjack in Sydney: Crown, The Star and pontoon
Real blackjack in Sydney: Crown Sydney's published rules, The Star's suspended licence, the NSW regulator, Australian no-hole-card conventions and pontoon.
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