Jetbull Live Blackjack Review

Before we delve into the different software providers and tables, it must first be mentioned that, when we reviewed it, there were a total of 67 live dealer tables from eight different software providers. Though you were apparently able to sort live blackjack games by the software provider that produces them, we found this feature to be ineffective and confusing.

The confusion is compounded because the blackjack games are organized in a scattered and confusing manner, with some games displaying minimum and maximum bets while others do not display any minimums or maximums at all. Finally, we did like that there were games offered in different languages, which is something you will not find all that often.

NetEnt Live Blackjack at Jetbull

When we checked in October 2026, NetEnt wasn’t on this casino’s list of live providers, so these tables may no longer be available. Our notes from the original review:
NetEnt is one of the more popular live dealer blackjack software providers, and you could find a few of their tables in the live casino lobby at Jetbull. In total, there were two traditional blackjack tables, two common draw tables (the shared-hand format of NetEnt’s Common Draw Blackjack, which closed with NetEnt Live after Evolution’s 2020 takeover), and a few high roller tables, which simply feature higher limits. These tables are not exclusive to Jetbull, and therefore do not feature any of their logos or signage. The dealers are highly professional and the user interface was interesting because it features different statistics, such as the likelihood the dealer hits a blackjack, the dealer’s last few hands, and so on.

Our biggest complaint with regard to NetEnt has nothing to do with the stream quality or even the user interface, but rather the background. These live dealer blackjack tables boast a green screen background that doesn’t even depict a casino. Though this is subjective, we prefer to see studios with other tables in the background and people moving about, just like you would in a brick and mortar casino. This is a small complaint and takes absolutely nothing away from the quality of the game, so if you do not mind what is going on in the background then this will not matter much to you. When we reviewed it, the minimum live blackjack bet at these tables was €25 and the maximum wager was €5,000.

Evolution Live Blackjack at Jetbull

Evolution Gaming is one of the biggest names in live dealer blackjack and, as such, accounted for the largest number of tables at Jetbull when we reviewed it. Of the 60+ tables available, Evolution tables made up about 50%, with more than 30 live games running at any given point in time. Evolution games outnumbered those from any other provider, and they featured some of the lowest minimum bets, starting at €5. Some of the betting minimums and maximums we saw included €5-€1,000, €50-€5,000, €25-€2,500, €100-€5,000, €250-€5,000, and €35-€2,500.

Evolution live dealer blackjack games, when selected, take you to a completely separate blackjack lobby that will be familiar to those that might have played Evolution games in the past. Being that there are no Jetbull-branded tables, this lobby was the same one you would find at many other online casinos. Unlike NetEnt games, Evolution’s tables exist in studios that boast a background full of other tables and dealers. In essence, it really provides a live dealer experience that resembles the floor of an actual casino. Not only can you see the other tables and games, you can hear the dealers interacting with patrons, flipping cards, shuffling, and everything else. Between the clear quality of the stream itself, the friendliness of the dealers, and the realistic experience, Evolution’s tables were among the most polished we tried at Jetbull.

Lucky Streak Live Blackjack at JetBull

When we checked in October 2026, Lucky Streak wasn’t on this casino’s list of live providers, so these tables may no longer be available. Our notes from the original review:
Lucky Streak is a lesser-known live dealer software provider that provides quality games, albeit across only a few tables. What we found is that even though Jetbull, in their live dealer lobby, advertises five tables at all times, when you select a table it really just redirects you to Lucky Streak’s own live dealer lobby. At peak hours, you will find more than five live Lucky Streak blackjack games, but at off hours you may find only one or two. When we reviewed it, standard betting ranges for these games were €10-€200 and €50-€1,000.

What Lucky Streak lacks in terms of quantity, they make up for in quality. The streams are perfect, and the games themselves really look as though they are being played on the floor of an actual brick and mortar casino. With slot machines, roulette tables, and all the other trappings of a casino Lucky Streak really focuses on the experience derived by the players. As you expect, the dealers handle themselves professionally. Something we liked about the user interface is its overall simplicity. Apart from betting options, the stream focuses on the dealer and table first and foremost. A helpful feature is the countdown clock that makes it very clear the exact second bets are no longer able to be taken. Despite there not being a wealth of tables, we had no complaints about Lucky Streak’s live dealer blackjack at Jetbull.

Vivo Live Blackjack at Jetbull

Vivo was still building its name in the live dealer sphere when we reviewed Jetbull, and this showed in the fact that there was only one table on offer. The minimum and maximum bets ranged from €10-€1,000, which is quite small. Vivo streams are not as high quality as what you will find from NetEnt and Evolution, but they are good enough, especially when you consider the full casino atmosphere presented in the background and the professionalism of the dealers. Something that confused us is the fact that there is only one live dealer blackjack game from Vivo offered by Jetbull, but while playing that one game you can see a bunch of other tables being played. Perhaps this is a licensing issue, but it was confusing to only see one table in action despite there being many other blackjack games going on in the background.

Portomaso Live Blackjack at Jetbull

When we checked in October 2026, Portomaso wasn’t on this casino’s list of live providers, so these tables may no longer be available. Our notes from the original review:
Portomaso is a smaller live dealer software producer, and we have seen no sign of new Portomaso live tables since about 2016. When we reviewed it we found a total of three tables available, but at many times only one or two were active. We have no complaints with regard to the quality of the stream nor the professionalism of the dealers, but something that stuck out is the fact that the minimum and maximum bets are completely absent.

Not only were they not mentioned on the Jetbull live casino homepage, they were also not featured on the tables themselves. The smallest chip size was €2.50 and the largest €500, but since no limits were published we cannot say what the actual range was.

MediaLiveCasino Live Blackjack at Jetbull

MediaLiveCasino is yet another live blackjack software provider supported by Jetbull. Some of the identifying features of their games include a fast rate of play as well as a simple user interface that features little more than betting chips, game prompts, and a chat whereby you are able to interact with both the dealer as well as other players. When we reviewed it, the standard betting minimums and maximums were €5 to €1,000.

The tables offered by MediaLiveCasino have titles such as “Vegas” and “Atlantic,” and it seems as though they are attempting to replicate the casinos from Atlantic City and Las Vegas. While some of their tables feature other tables and dealers in the background, some feature a green screen background that really doesn’t resemble a casino at all. Despite this, the streams are clear, the gameplay was fast (you had only 12 seconds to place wagers in between hands), and the whole experience is straightforward.

Xpro Live Blackjack at Jetbull

When we checked in October 2026, XPro wasn’t on this casino’s list of live providers, so these tables may no longer be available. Our notes from the original review:
XPro (XPG) had a total of seven live blackjack tables on offer at Jetbull when we reviewed it, and what stood out about them was that their games were offered in languages other than English. With that said, through our research we could only find Turkish-speaking dealers in addition to the English ones. Something else we immediately noticed about the gameplay of XPro’s live blackjack is that the streams are grainy and not as clear as some of the other games from other providers. Having said that, the subpar quality of the stream is made up by the quality of the user interface. It almost seems as though XPro purposefully utilizes a lower quality stream in order to ensure that the games do not freeze, glitch, or skip around.

Clearly, XPro must be doing something right because their tables were almost completely full when we visited them. Apart from NetEnt and Evolution tables, this was a rarity on Jetbull. The minimum wager at the standard XPro table was €10 while the maximum bet per hand was only €500.

There is a “High Blackjack” table, which had us thinking the limits were higher, but really only the minimum bet was larger (at €25). The maximum wager was still €500.

Ezugi Live Blackjack at Jetbull

Ezugi (part of Evolution since the 2018 deal, completed in 2019) is a software provider that has a bit more experience than many of the providers mentioned above, but there were only three tables on offer at Jetbull when we reviewed it. Two of the tables are comprised of standard blackjack, while one of the tables is a game known as Unlimited Blackjack. In essence, Unlimited Blackjack allows an unlimited amount of players because everyone is playing one hand. The catch to this game is that there is a feature known as auto-split, where 2-2, 3-3, 6-6, 7-7, 8-8, and A-A are split automatically. This is a fun spin on the classic game and ensures players that there is always a seat available for them.

As for the other two tables on offer, they are available in other languages, including Turkish and Spanish. One table is a hybrid that features both Turkish and English, while the other table is played with Spanish-speaking dealers only. The minimum bet on Ezugi live blackjack games at Jetbull was €5 while the maximum wager allowed was only €300. Still, Ezugi games were quite popular and the tables were constantly filled, or pretty close to filled. The game stream was clear and free from any glitching or skipping, and the pace of play was quite rapid, with players having less than ten seconds to place wagers before cards were dealt.

Visionary iGaming Live Blackjack at Jetbull

Visionary iGaming is yet another live blackjack software provider that was featured at Jetbull. Of all the live dealer games on Jetbull, we liked ViG games because of the realistic experience you are greeted with. In the background, you hear other dealers talking, roulette wheels spinning, music, and it really sounds like you are on the floor of an actual casino. What we did not like about the ViG games is that the cards do not feature enlarged numbers/symbols like you will find at most other tables. The user interface automatically tallies your cards so it is not a huge deal, but we like to see cards with enlarged faces so that they can more easily be discerned by the player.

Another frustrating aspect of the ViG tables is that there is no mention of minimum and maximum wagers. Not only are they missing from the live casino lobby on Jetbull itself, even when you begin playing a game there is no placard on the table identifying what the minimum and maximum wagers are. Despite this, the gameplay experience is as good as you will find. The dealers are some of the friendliest we have encountered and the streams are crystal clear.

Sign-Up Bonuses

When we reviewed it, the primary sign-up bonus for live blackjack players was a 100% deposit bonus with up to €150 in bonus funds available. The minimum qualifying deposit was €10 and the wagering requirement was 40x, or 45x for players in Moldova or Sweden. Wagering requirements had to be fully satisfied before any part of the bonus could be withdrawn. It was a simple bonus, and it was nice that live blackjack players were eligible, something you do not always find with casino welcome bonuses. This offer is from our original review and is no longer available now that Jetbull has closed.

Banking Overview

Because Jetbull was a well-established online casino, it offered a variety of ways to both fund an account and withdraw winnings. When we reviewed it, the minimum allowable deposit was €10 across the board. Generally the maximum allowable deposit was €5,000, though ecoPayz and credit card deposits could be as high as €10,000. These were the deposit options we saw, along with their minimum and maximum allowable amounts:

• Credit cards (Visa, Mastercard): €10-€10,000
• Bank transfer: €10-€5,000
• E-Wallets (Skrill, paysafecard, Neteller): €10-€5,000; EcoPayz: €10-€10,000
• Bitcoin: €10-€5,000
• Trustly: €10-€10,000

Mobile Live Dealer Blackjack at Jetbull

When we reviewed it, the mobile live dealer blackjack client at Jetbull resembled, almost identically, the desktop version of the site. This is great and different from a lot of sites that alter their mobile offering in a way that changes the layout, user interface, and so on. As for the mobile live blackjack is concerned, you will find all of the abovementioned software providers available. The total game selection is reduced to some extent, but only by a handful of games (5 to be exact). Whether we were on a smartphone or tablet, the games we tried were available for live play.

Naturally, because of their generally larger screens, it is recommended that you play on a tablet, but smartphones work just as well. There isn’t much more to say about the mobile offering mainly because we would just be reiterating everything we mentioned about the classic desktop site. If you choose to play live blackjack on a mobile device, the only takeaway you need is that your experience will be none too different from the experience derived by playing on a desktop or laptop.

What Stood Out at Jetbull

When it was open, perhaps the biggest reason to choose Jetbull over other online casinos offering blackjack was the wide variety of different software providers offering games. Many sites offered two or three software providers, but Jetbull provided games from a large number of them. Below are a few more points from our original review:

• Jetbull held licences from Denmark and Malta, according to LCB
• When we reviewed it, none of the deposit options carried fees and deposits were processed quickly.
• We have mentioned this a few times, but it is worth repeating: the selection of blackjack games and software providers was unusually diverse compared with most casinos we had reviewed.