What is the difference between double attack and double exposure blackjack?

[Julio88]

Double Attack Blackjack and Double Exposure Blackjack are two different variations of the traditional game of Blackjack. Double Attack Blackjack is played with six to eight decks of 48 cards each as the 10 value cards have been removed. In this game, players are allowed to double their initial bet after the dealer has revealed their face-up card. This game also includes optional side bets and bonuses. Double Exposure Blackjack, on the other hand, proceeds almost exactly like a regular multi-deck blackjack game, with one huge difference - both of the dealer's cards are exposed, not just one. This means that players have more information about the dealer's potential outcome but also changes some of the traditional Blackjack payouts to favor the dealer, such as tie situations where the dealer wins all ties except for a tied blackjack. Thus, the main difference between Double Attack and Double Exposure Blackjack lies in the altered rules and payouts associated with each variant.

 

[Crazy_winner]

Aces can be split in Double Attack Blackjack, and numerous cards can be drawn to each Ace. Aces can often be split in Double Exposure Blackjack, whereas players only get one extra card for each split Ace.