Red Snake is a blackjack variant in which the player wagers on both hands at the same time. The objective is to reduce the dealer’s hand to zero.
Red Snake is considered a high-risk, high-reward game, with occasional big payoffs.
To play Red Snake, the player places two bets – one on the red (high) hand and one on the black (low) hand. The player then plays out the hand, hoping to reduce the dealer’s hand to zero before the black hand runs out of cards.
If the dealer’s black hand totals at least sixteen, then the player loses both bets and is eliminated from the game. If, however, the dealer’s black hand totals less than sixteen, then the player wins both bets and retains their place in the game.
In general, it is best to avoid betting on both hands at once when playing Red Snake – this increases your chances of losing both bets if you are unlucky. Instead, try to make small wagers on either hand, betting on either a single card or a group of cards.
This will help you keep more of your bet if you are lucky and reduce your chances of losing everything if you are not.
