Blackjack is a city business service played with in-game cash. You do not need to own the business to use its public game. Availability follows the current city's business.
Aim to finish closer to 21 than the dealer without exceeding 21. Face cards count as ten; an Ace counts as eleven or one as needed.
The dealer draws while below 17 and stands at 17 or above. An ordinary win returns twice the final stake; a push returns the stake; a loss returns nothing. An initial two-card Blackjack returns 2.5 times the stake unless the dealer also has Blackjack, which is a push.
For a $1,000 ordinary winning bet, the $2,000 return includes the original $1,000 stake, giving $1,000 net profit before any applicable debt garnishment.
Check the current minimum and maximum bets before playing. Owners can configure the table limits; the defaults are $100 to $2,000,000. A return multiplier includes the returned stake. Net profit is the return minus the amount you paid.
Blackjack and Poker use one active card-session slot per player. Finish the current hand before dealing a new one in either game. Dealing again can replace the stored session, and refreshing is not a wager refund.
Review the finished result and your cash balance. Outstanding Loan Shark debt can garnish positive cash grants, so a gross return and the final cash increase can differ. Business-owner income is recorded separately from player returns. Owning the business does not guarantee winning outcomes.
Mechanics checked against executable game code on 18 September 2026.