Sage Blackjack Simulator is a no-frills simulation of the popular game of Blackjack.
While it does not have all the bells and whistles available in other Blackjack games, it is
probably one of the most realistic simulations of Blackjack ever developed.

For people who only like to play Blackjack on their computers, {*Sage Blackjack
Simulator} might not be the best game available. For those of us who enjoy casino-style
gambling, however, the graphics, style, and play of Sage Blackjack Simulator cannot
be beaten.

The graphics in Sage Blackjack Simulator are amazingly close to what an actual
game of Blackjack looks like in a casino setting. From the shoe filled with cards, to the
color of the chips, to the layout of the table, to the card backs, {*Sage Blackjack
Simulator} pays close attention to what a game of Blackjack looks like when real money
is on the line. The default speed of the animation is a bit fast, but that can be manipulated
for more realistic play.

Sage Blackjack Simulator has no sound. At first, I was disappointed as I was
expecting to hear the shuffle of the cards, the sounds of chips changing hands, and other
casino-style noises. After playing a few times, however, I did not even notice that the
sound was missing. Although the developers could have made some attempt to include
sound in the game, I suppose that no sound is better than bad sound.

The game play in Sage Blackjack Simulator is hyper-addictive. For anyone who loves
to play Blackjack, this game will hook you and keep you from leaving the house. The
deals seem fair and realistic. You win some, and you lose some. That's the game.

I was repeatedly amazed at how quickly an eight-deck shoe dissolved. When you play
with cyber-money, it's easy to play for hours. Do not let this fool you into believing you
are a card shark, however. The most Sage Blackjack Simulator can do for you is teach
you when to hit and stand. It will not teach you to be a hustler.

The only real problem I had with Sage Blackjack Simulator was the constant clicking
on the bet window. Ideally, the game should have a feature that allows the hands to
continue, instead of stopping to have all the players confirm their bets. A "change bet"
button in addition to the other radio buttons at the top would make game play smoother.

Overall, Sage Blackjack Simulator is a cool game for people who enjoy casino-style
Blackjack. It's not a strategy builder and it's not chock full of features, but it is definitely
a fun game with which you can waste several hours. ~ Anthony Baize, All Game Guide

Excellent detail ~ Anthony Baize, All Game Guide

None ~ Anthony Baize, All Game Guide

Highly addictive ~ Anthony Baize, All Game Guide

Very good ~ Anthony Baize, All Game Guide