If you are playing in an eight-deck game then the house edge is lowest at 6.46%, but if you drop to a six-deck game then the edge increases to 6.67%. The more decks that are being used, the better the odds for the player. The casino’s advantage on a Royal Match depends on how many decks the casino is using. It doesn’t matter if you win or lose your hand since you are paid out on your side bet as soon as the first two cards are dealt. If the player has a royal match (a king and queen of the same suit) then the bet pays out at 25 to 1.
The rules are pretty simple to understand and follow, if the player’s first two cards are suited, then the player is paid 5 to 2. The Royal Match is a side bet in blackjack that is based on the first two cards that are dealt to the players.
