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How FullJack is played

Blackjack you already know, with two bonus bets bolted on. Here is the whole game.

Pick your seat and put money down. You can play one, two or three boxes at the same time. Every chip you tap goes on your main bet, so three $25 chips make a $75 bet. Want the side bet too? Tap the B1 ring inside your box and the same amount is matched on Bonus 1; tap it again to take it back. Bonus 1 is optional — leave the ring alone for a plain blackjack hand.
Press DEAL when your box is ready. Each box has its own DEAL button. The hand starts when every box is in, or after ten quiet seconds.
You get two cards. The dealer gets one. The dealer's second card comes at the very end, after everyone has finished. That is the European rule, and it matters: if the dealer ends up with blackjack, everything on the table goes to the house — including the money you added for a double or a split.
Bonus 1 is settled straight away. Look at your two cards plus the dealer's face-up card. If those three make a run (7-8-9), all the same suit (three hearts), or the same rank (three sevens), the bonus pays 9 to 1. Bonus 1 always matches your main bet, so a $25 bet puts $25 up and returns $250. The ace counts at both ends: A-2-3 is a run and so is Q-K-A.
Lost Bonus 1? You get one more shot. Only then does Bonus 2 open, and only for a few seconds. The stake is fixed at half your main bet — a $50 bet puts $25 up. It is settled by the very next card you draw: your first two cards plus that card, same three combinations, and it pays 4 to 1 — that $25 comes back as $125.
Bonus 2 looks at the cards, not at your total. If that card completes a run, a flush or a trip, the bonus is paid even when the same card takes your hand past 21. If it completes nothing, the bonus stake is simply lost. Either way the hand carries on as normal — you can still hit, stand, double and win the blackjack on top. The bonuses and the blackjack game are settled separately; one never cancels the other.
Then it is just blackjack. Get closer to 21 than the dealer without going over. HIT takes a card, STAY stops, DOUBLE doubles your bet for exactly one more card, SPLIT separates a pair into two hands, SURRENDER gives up half your bet before you draw. Blackjack pays 3 to 2. The dealer draws to 16 and stands on 17.
Dealer's ace? You will be offered insurance for half your bet, which pays 2 to 1 if the dealer really has blackjack. If you have blackjack yourself, you are offered even money instead: take it and you are paid 1 to 1 right there.

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