iGaming content provider Pragmatic Play has enhanced its live casino portfolio with the introduction of two new gameplay features to its Privé Lounge Blackjack product: Face Down Double Down and Split After Split.
The new features are designed to add more strategic options and suspense to its VIP tables while retaining the traditional land-based blackjack experience.
Face Down Double Down allows players to double down without revealing their final card until the dealer has completed their hand.
Meanwhile, Split After Split allows eligible hands created from an initial split to be split again. The feature increases the game’s return-to-player (RTP) rate to 99.51%.
The Privé Lounge series offers dedicated VIP hosts, highly trained dealers, and personalised gameplay options, including dealer changes, extended sessions and shoe reshuffles.
The launch builds on Pragmatic Play’s Double Down After Split update introduced last year, combining traditional blackjack rules with additional gameplay options.
Sharon McHugh, Director of Public Relations at Pragmatic Play, said: “Privé Lounge Blackjack has delivered a truly premium experience from day one, combining personalised service with elegant gameplay.
“Face Down Double Down adds a new level of suspense to every hand, while Split After Split gives players greater strategic freedom and improves their potential edge. Together, they deliver a richer blackjack experience while remaining true to the classic gameplay that players know and enjoy.”