Over/Under?

[McDermott]

What is mean with "Over/Under" blackjack? I heard some people talk about this in the office at lunch.

[coleens]

That is an optional side bet. The bet is that your first two cards will add up either over or under 13. From what I recall, an ace will always count as 1, and a total of 13 always loses. This is a 2:1 payout if you win the bet.

[Glenn.Di]

Quote: 'That is an optional side bet. The bet is that your first two cards will add up either over or under 13. From what I recall, an ace will always count as 1, and a total of 13 always loses. This is a 2:1 payout if you win the bet."

Is it player vs. player, dealer vs. player or both?

Can I just sit on the table and bet for Under/Over 13?

[coleens]

Nope optional or secondary bet. Not required but you also can't sit at the table betting under or over 13. You have to put a main bet first then this one if you opt to. It si played against the dealer.