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Anyone else sick of all the posts about blackjack being rigged?

I thought it might be good to have a resource we could all use to find a list of the best real money online blackjack sites that we can all vouch for being 100% trustworthy - maybe the mods can pin the post or add it to the sidebar or something?

Here are the sites I can personally vouch for (note: there are 10 out of over 30 that I tried over the years. Please add more in the comments and maybe we can keep this updated):
  • Ignition: I play here probably 80% of the time. Just a ton of games, both live and regular
  • Super Slots: all the usual games, plus Dragon Blackjack (try it if you haven’t)
  • Lucky Creek: lots of 3:2 tables available (and you know they do 6:5 on the internet)
  • BetOnline: if you like those 21:3 sidebets, they have a lot to choose from here
  • Bovada: fun variations like Pirate 21, Pontoon, and Zappit
  • Wild Casino: most single deck options I’ve seen
  • Black Lotus: maybe my favorite live dealer blackjack
  • Raging Bull: classic and multi-hand blackjack in the table-games tab, good for lower stakes
  • Slots of Vegas: a proper live-dealer blackjack section if you want table variants alongside the slots
  • Bitstarz: if you play with crypto, do it here
Also, while Ignition is probably my favorite real money online blackjack site, this isn’t really intended to be a ranking. To each their own. I mainly wanted to create a list of sites everyone could trust.
 
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Good thread to bump - one thing worth adding for 2026 is to check the table rules before you sit down, not just the site. A few of these have quietly put 6:5 payout tables right next to the 3:2 ones, and if you autopilot onto the wrong one the house edge roughly triples. Same site, same game, very different math. The live-dealer sections are usually still 3:2, so that's where I stick.
 
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