Insurance is basically an additional bet that the dealer has Blackjack. If the dealer has Blackjack the player’s insurance bet will payoff at two to one, but the player loses his initial bet. The player breaks-even if he bets that the dealer has blackjack and he is right. If the dealer doesn’t have blackjack, the player loses his insurance bet and the UK casino game goes on as usual. If the player goes on to lose the hand after he has lost the insurance bet, he loses an amount equal to one and one half bets.

Whether or not to make insurance bets is up to the individual players. Most of the experts are not in favor of insurance bets because of the increased amount of the loss when the player loses. Most feel the players are better off not taking this insurance side bet.

Blackjack rules vary from place to place even though the object of the free bingo game remains the same: to score twenty-one or as close to twenty-one without going bust and still beating the dealer’s hand. Given this objective, there are different bingo games variations and different rules. One such rule is the Insurance rule. This rule comes into play when the dealer has an ace showing. The player doesn’t know the dealer’s face-down card. The dealer could have Blackjack in which case the player will lose his bet. The dealer will ask the player if he wants insurance without looking at his down card.