Unibet Live Blackjack Review

Though it shouldn’t necessarily come as any surprise, the sheer number of blackjack tables will leave you spoilt for choice. Before going any further, it is worth mentioning that live dealer blackjack at Unibet is provided by Evolution Gaming. When we reviewed the site, the Evolution lobby functioned flawlessly.

Sign-Up Bonuses

When we reviewed Unibet there was no sign-up bonus for new players, and LCB currently lists no bonuses for it. We did find a promotion called The Blackjack Challenge for Evolution live dealer blackjack, with five challenges available every day of the week, and hitting two or more in a single day earned cash credited to your account. This promotion may have changed or ended since, so check Unibet’s promotions page. The challenges are as follows:

• Hit two blackjacks in a row
• Win a hand with five cards or more
• Win four hands in a row
• Complete a 777 hand
• Receive three or more Aces in one hand

When we reviewed it, hitting two challenges paid €25, three paid €50, four paid €100, and all five in a single day paid €500. Treat these amounts as historical.

Banking Overview

Unibet is a long-running brand, and when we reviewed it there were a few different ways to deposit and withdraw funds. The figures below are from that review and may have changed, so check the cashier for current methods, limits and fees.

The first deposit option is Neteller, which carries a minimum deposit of €15 and a maximum of €13,000. The great thing about this option is that it carries no fee. Skrill, another e-wallet deposit option, carries the same minimum and maximum and also features no fee. Credit and debit cards are another option where the minimum is €10 and the maximum is €13,000. Unfortunately, there is a 2.5% fee on this deposit option.

Finally, a bank transfer has no minimum nor maximum amount and also no fees.

With regard to withdrawals, it must be mentioned that you are forced to withdraw via the same method that you deposited. The minimum withdrawal amount for credit/debit cards is €15 and the maximum is €50,000. E-wallets like Skrill and Neteller also carry a €15 minimum withdrawal and a maximum of €13,000. Apart from another €15 minimum, there is no maximum withdrawal amount if you opt to make a bank transfer withdrawal.

Mobile Live Dealer Blackjack at Unibet

Playing live dealer blackjack at Unibet on a mobile device is, in almost every way, the same as playing on a desktop or laptop. Not only do the site itself and accompanying live casino homepage identically resemble what you find on a computer, the organization of the games is the same. In terms of the Evolution live dealer mobile platform, you could still choose between the 50+ tables we counted when we reviewed it and will be greeted with the same live dealer interface that you will see on a traditional computer.

One thing that is worth mentioning is the quality of the live stream for Evolution mobile live dealer blackjack games. When we tested it, the stream quality was clear and the action buttons (placing wagers, hitting, standing, etc.) worked smoothly. Of course, it is always best to play mobile live dealer games when connected to a Wi-Fi network, however this is not a requirement.

For those who are wondering, When we reviewed it, Evolution games at Unibet could be played on iOS and Android devices. This includes both mobile phones and tablet. Naturally, playing on a tablet will be a bit easier due to their larger screens, but even the smallest mobile phones can support these games.

Why Choose Unibet?

When it comes down to it, players choose Unibet over other casinos that also offer live dealer blackjack for a few different reasons. First and foremost, Unibet is a long-established brand that has been in business for many years.

Other reasons players may choose Unibet over the competition are as follows:

• High live blackjack limits when we reviewed it (up to €50,000 on Unibet-branded blackjack tables)
• More than 50 live blackjack tables from Evolution when we reviewed it
• A brand name that is featured in TV advertisements, sporting events, etc.