Just hit the 2 Queen of Hearts in Lucky Ladies at Harrah's Atlantic City last night with a $25 bet and the dealer had Blackjack! Paid out 1000 to 1, for a score $25,000, minus the $100 lost on the hand (lol) Gonna suck when I have to do taxes next year! Why are you playing a H17 game especially with that action?
First Two Cards Payout Queen of Hearts Pair (with Dealer Blackjack)1000 to 1 Queen of Hearts Pair 200 to 1 Matched 20 25 to 1 Suited 20 10 to 1 Any 20 4 to 1 (Only highest payout paid per player. Matched 20 is two identical cards.).
Special bonuses are awarded if the player’s first two cards are each a Queen of Hearts (the Lucky Ladies), and the top prize is awarded if the player’s Queen of Hearts pair occurs at the same time the dealer has a blackjack. The outcome of the primary blackjack bet has no bearing on the Lucky Ladies bet and vice versa.

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Blackjack is the name of the game. So what are the odds of getting dealt a blackjack? The probability depends on how many decks are played. Of course the essential ingredients to blackjack are an ace and a ten-value card (10, jack, queen, or king). In a single deck game there are 4 aces and 16 ten-value cards. You can get blackjack in one of. If you find two Queen of Hearts you get 125 to 1, while the biggest payout comes when you get two Queen of Hearts plus the dealer hits a blackjack from the first two cards. If this happens you can win an enormous payout with odds of 1000 to 1!

If you’ve played a lot of blackjack, chances are you are familiar with the widespread Lucky Ladies bonus bet. Lucky Ladies is a side bet available in most major casinos, placed in addition to the standard blackjack bet. It pays an added bonus based solely on your initial two cards. There are five possible winning outcomes of this side wager.

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The Objective and Rules of Lucky Ladies

The Lucky Ladies side bet is a wager made on the first two cards dealt; that they will total 20 points, in any combination. In games which offer this wager, there will be a designated area for such a bet, adjacent to the regular blackjack bet (usually a small, separate circle).

A Lucky Ladies wager, like all side bets, has no association or influence on the main blackjack bet and is entirely based on our first two cards. All other rules which are relevant to the game being played are not affected by the Lucky Ladies wager. If we have placed the Lucky Ladies bet, we only receive a bonus payout if the sum of our first two cards are 20. If they do not total 21, we lose the side bet, but our main wager and the game continues.

How to Play the Side Bet

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To place a Lucky Ladies wager, we must first make a standard blackjack bet. If playing with others, it may be permissible to place a Lucky Ladies bet on another player’s hand, without needing to put forward your own standard blackjack bet. The Lucky Ladies wager needs to be at least the minimum amount as advertised on the table. Minimum and maximum wagers will always vary from table to table, so make sure you know what the appropriate amount is before playing. Once the bet is placed, if we draw two cards to the lucky number 20, the bonus payout we receive is determined by the specific cards that make up our total:

If dealt any two unsuited cards which total 20 points, this holds a payout of 4 to 1.
Any suited cards totalling 20 is paid out at 9 to 1 odds.
Any matching cards totalling 20 points (same rank and suit) holds a payout of 19 to 1.
If we are dealt two Queens of Hearts, we receive a payout of 125 to 1.
If we are dealt two Queens of Hearts and the dealer draws to blackjack, we are paid out 1000 to 1.

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The Lucky Ladies wager is a side bet with a high house edge of 24.71%, and should be made for pure enjoyment value rather than an expectation of consistent winnings. Hitting the coveted Queen or Hearts pair while the dealer simultaneously draws a blackjack is as good a chance as finding a needle in a really, really big haystack (0.0015%), while drawing to 20 with any two cards is around an eight per cent chance. But as with all side wagers, they are entertaining when played every now and then, and hopefully at some point in time, you’ll get some lovely lady luck on your side.