These options set the least and most your players will be able to wager. There are some important things to consider when setting these.

These settings effect only the initial bets, players during the game will have the options typical of BlackJack in that they can split, double, buy insurance and so on. So setting a max setting of 100 does not mean the most a player can have on the line during the game is 100, it only means that they can only start with 100.

MTG BlackJack supports players who which to play multiple hands at a time. This is a per hand setting, so if you set a max of 100, the player will be able to bet up to 100 on each hand they start with.

Be careful with minimum bet settings. The min and max bet settings are used during the betting stage of the game and determined each time a player places a chip. Becuase the game uses chips like those used in a real casino, you need to keep in mind what is possible to do with those chips. For instance, if you set a min bet of 20, the real minimum the player will be able to bet will be 25 becuase they wont be able to put down 5 dollar chips. In reality this means that for low wager games, legimit min bet settings are 0 (or 1), 2.5, 5, and 25.

MIN BET=
MAX BET=

These options are virtually the same as the min and max bet settings except that they are used for the Royal Match side bet option.

MIN ROYAL BET=
MAX ROYAL BET=

The number of decks used during the game. If by some chance all cards are used during the game, an additional deck will be automatically added. All decks are always shuffled after each game.

NOTE: Increasing the number of decks decreases the odds of players winning the normal game, however, it increases the odds of them winning the Royal Match side bet.

DECKS=

Pretty much what it says, if this option is set to 1, players will be able to double after splitting hands. If it is set to 0, they will not be able to double once they have split any two cards.

DOUBLE AFTER SPLIT=

When set to 0 players will not be able to split hands resulting from splitting two aces. When set to 1 they will be able to re-split hands after splitting two aces, if they get another ace of course.

RESPLIT ACES=

When set to 0, players will not be able to do anything with hands resulting from splitting aces and must accept the new hand as is. When set to 1 they will be able to play the new hand as normal depending on other options above.

HIT SPLIT ACES=

When set to 1 the dealer will continue to hit after getting 17 if an ace is used to make 17. When set to 0 the dealer will stand when he gets 17 even if it's with an ace.

DEALER HITS ON SOFT17=

This option wildly changes the game, so be careful. When set to 0 the dealers first card is face up. When set to 1 the dealers first card is face down.

Insurance is not offered to players when this option is set to 0.

DEALER HOLE CARD=

Feeling like being really mean to your players :-) When this option is set to 1 the dealer wins if the players cards and dealers cards come to the same value, including blackjack. If this option is set to 0 the player and dealer will tie or "Push" when they have the same value hands and the player will retain their original bet.

DEALER WINS TIES=

These options set the amount the game will payout if a player wins the corrisponding setting. These settings should be set as decimals. So for example, in standard BlackJack, a winning hand with BlackJack would pay 3 to 2, which is another way of saying 1.5. To figure this out take the first number and divide it by the second number. ie. 3 divided by 2 is 1.5.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: The player always wins their initial bet back in addition to this amount.

Notes about royal match side bets:

A RoyalMatch is a King and Queen as the first two cards with matching suits.
A Suited BlackJack is any 10 valued card and an Ace as the first two cards with matching suits.
A Easy Match is any first two cards with matching suits. They do not need to be the same valued card.

BLACK JACK PAYS=
WIN PAYS=
INSURANCE PAYS=
ROYAL MATCH PAYS=
SUITED BJ PAYS=
EASY MATCH PAYS=

The number of seconds the players will have to do any particalr part of the game. In laggy sims it's bets to increase these values. The game will auto advance to the next part of the game once all players have completed any particalur part of the game.

If a player enters the game during the betting phase, the timer does not reset.

INSURANCE TIMER=
BET TIMER=
PLAY TIMER=

These are the amounts that will be used for the Quick Pay buttons when players go to pay the table. A 0 or negitive value for any of the 4 options will result in the button being hidden. This must be 4 integer values seprated by commas.

PAY OPTIONS=

The amount of money the game can lose before it shuts off. This number should be entered as a positive number. Setting this option to 0 disables it.

The stoploss is caculated at the end of each hand. Players balances are not factored into this process and the game assumes that the player will cashout everything they can.

STOPLOSS=

You can paste the UUID of a texture file to be used as the tables playing surface here. If this option is left blank the game will revert back to its defualt texture. A sample texture can be found here.

TABLE TEXTURE=

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