“Working with the team at Crown has been such a great experience – they are true professionals and very strategic operators,” he said.

John Hemberger, Senior Vice President of Table Products at AGS commented the deal will no doubt be a permanent move. The partnership will see Buster Blackjack installed on 15 of the Crown 21 tables and could extend to more depending on the trial which is predicted to be well received due to the nature of the game – gameplay isn’t slowed down and bets are resolved fast. The more cards in the dealer’s busted hand, the bigger the payout for the players.

A brand-new blackjack variant is making its way Down Under, with AGS’s Blackjack Buster being trialled at Crown Melbourne.ĪGS expanded into the gambling market with table games in the US last year, and now the most popular variant, Buster Blackjack, will be tested at Crown’s Melbourne casino due to a strategic partnership.īuster Blackjack can be easily added to land-based casino blackjack tables as it is a side bet which players can wager on to be guaranteed a win when the dealer busts.

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