Can you win a tie in Blackjack with a side bet?

[Mike_25]

Side bets are an optional feature in some Blackjack games that offer players the chance to win additional payouts. However, side bets don't usually affect the main game's outcome, including ties.
In most cases, a tie will still result in a push, and the side bet will be resolved independently. So it's not possible to win a tie in Blackjack with a side bet.

I recommend that players understand the differences between the main game and side bets. Side bets can be an exciting and potentially rewarding feature, but they should never be relied upon to win a tie in Blackjack.

 

[Lazza]

When a player does not bust and the dealer does, the outcome of the game is deemed a tie, and the player wins the Push 22 side bet. This has nothing to do with how the main blackjack game turns out.

 

[Kelechi228]

No, a tie in Blackjack is not considered a win, even if you've placed a side bet. If the player and the dealer have the same total, it's considered a push, which means neither the player nor the dealer wins. The side bet is typically considered a separate bet from the main bet on the hand, so it would not be affected by a tie.

 

[Commycool]

Yes, you can win a tie in blackjack with a side bet. Side bets are additional bets that you can make alongside your main bet. There are a variety of different side bets available, including perfect pairs, 21+3, and lucky ladies. If you place a side bet and the outcome matches the bet, you will be paid out according to the payout for that bet. So, for example, if you place a perfect pairs side bet and you get dealt a pair of aces, you will be paid out at a rate of 25:1. Keep in mind that side bets are usually considered "sucker bets" because the house edge is much higher than on the main bet. However, if you enjoy the added excitement of making a side bet, it's important to understand the odds and the payouts before you start playing. You should also remember that side bets are optional, so you don't have to make one if you don't want to. Ultimately, it's up to you to decide whether or not to place a side bet and how much to wager. Just be sure to be mindful of your bankroll and to bet responsibly.

 

[maddy123]

In blackjack, if you have placed a side bet and the dealer's hand ties your hand, you will not win the side bet. This is because side bets are only paid out when the player has a better hand than the dealer. For example, if you have placed a "perfect pairs" side bet and your hand is tied with the dealer's hand, you will not receive the payout for your side bet. The same is true for other side bets such as "21+3" or "Lucky Ladies." So, while side bets can be a fun way to add excitement to the game, they will not help you win

 

[James108]

In some blackjack games, it is possible to place a side bet that pays out if the player and the dealer tie. While this may seem like a tempting option, it is important to remember that the house edge on side bets is usually much higher than the house edge on the main bet