Boss Media Casino Software

The Swedish-based Boss Media company is one of the biggest and most veteran software providers in the market. You can virtually approach an actual land-based casino when you see how realistic this software seems. There are available to you private and multi-player tables. Any bet reaching back some thirty days is simple to access by well-kept records. In addition a transaction record reaching back as far as you need can retrieve any withdrawal, bonus or deposit made by you. On opening an account you’ll get sent a PIN by regular mail which you can use when drawing over five hundred dollar sums.

It’s rather amazing how they go about it but Boss Media certainly knows how to select its casino owners, which are well-founded concerns. It seems that there is not one single unsuccessful Boss Media casino. If you put your cash on a Boss casino you’ve nothing to worry about.

If you have Version 3 you’ll be possessing a program for cash back. And the cash back rate for the game is as follows:

For single deck blackjack you get 0.0%.
For Casino War, Roulette, blackjack – six decks, baccarat and craps you get 0.1%.
For Pai Gow Poker you get 0.2%.
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The following information relate to the games in Version 3 including the house edge, rules and strategic tips. When you play at Boss Media casinos keep in mind the time restrictions. In blackjack, once the cards have been dealt you have to make a decision within a number of seconds. If you don’t make a decision it’s assume by the dealer that you prefer to stand. I was once forced to stand on seven when I wasn’t paying attention and had a total of seven on my two first cards. I lost a sixty dollar wager while the dealer only got an eighteen. However, the manager of the casino was nice enough to refund me half the money.

Playing Baccarat

You use six decks. On the banker the house edge is 1.06% while it’s 1.24% on the player and a tie gives an edge of 14.44%.

Playing Blackjack

You use six decks of cards
On soft seventeen the dealer has to stand
On any of his first two cards the player can double
Following a split the player can double
Resplitting is not allowed by a player
For split aces only one card
According to United States rules, for blackjack dealer always peeks

So Boss Media in the end removed their rule for no-peeking by bringing out version 3.

Playing Single Deck Blackjack

Well done Boss Media for providing a game with an advantage for players, although this cannot be said for all Boss casinos. Apart from the fact that only one pack is used, the single-deck blackjack has identical rules to those of six-deck. In addition you are allowed to play at a time only one hand. You get a player’s edge of 0.11% with this game. You can add 0.03% to the player’s edge if you keep to the basic strategic exceptions. You can now follow the fundamental strategy used in games for single-decks. You can also take a look at the available single-deck strategic charts.

The Boss Media casinos having single-deck games are as follows:
Casino Club, Pharaoh’s Casino and Player’s Club Casino. Some people consider that Atlantic Casino maintains a single deck game, but apparently here the dealer is permitted to hit a soft seventeen and you are only permitted doubling on nine to eleven leading to a 0.23% house edge.

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