Casino Days Blackjack Review: the Ontario Live and RNG Tables, Edges and Payouts

• Blackjack titles129113 live · 16 RNG
• Lowest house edge0.44%First Person Lightning Blackjack
• Minimum depositC$20withdraw from C$20
• App Store4.591,745 ratings

Casino Days blackjack titles in the Ontario catalogue

Casino Days runs its Ontario lobby at casinodays.com/on under an AGCO registration. The catalogue file marks each title with the registration it belongs to, which is how the Ontario count below was isolated, title by title, from 2,568 entries in the Ontario file. Blackjack accounts for 129 of them, and 113 of those are live tables.

• Evolution101
• OnAir16
• Games Global4
• Play'n GO3
• Switch Studios3
• Other studios2

These counts include numbered copies of the same table. Blackjack Classic alone accounts for dozens of the Ontario titles, running from Blackjack Classic 8 to Blackjack Classic 81 with gaps, and the VIP tables add lettered and numbered versions. Stripping the trailing numbers leaves roughly 48 distinct games, a far smaller figure than the total.

The Ontario live casino page advertises more than 100 live blackjack games, which matches the 113 live entries in the catalogue. No Pragmatic Play blackjack title carries the Ontario tag, so an Ontario account sees an Evolution room with OnAir’s city tables beside it, and an RNG shelf drawn from six smaller studios.

Live blackjack tables in this Casino Days review

The Ontario list is an Evolution list. It holds Blackjack Classic tables numbered into the dozens, VIP, Platinum VIP, Grand VIP and Fortune VIP tables, Platinum Private tables 10 to 12, Salon Privé, Speed VIP, Free Bet 10, Infinite and Infinite Free Bet, Bet Stacker, Easy Blackjack, Infinite Fun Fun 21 and a Korean Dealer Power Blackjack table.

1. First Person Lightning BlackjackEvolution C$4.400.44%
2. Infinite Bet Stacker BlackjackEvolution C$5.300.53%
3. Infinite BlackjackEvolution C$5.300.53%
4. OnAir Entertainment BlackjackOnAir Entertainment (Games Global) C$5.600.56%
5. Infinite Fun Fun 21 BlackjackEvolution C$6.300.63%
6. Bet Stacker BlackjackEvolution C$7.100.71%
7. First Person BlackjackEvolution C$7.100.71%
8. Salon Privé BlackjackEvolution C$7.100.71%
9. Classic Live BlackjackEvolution C$7.100.71%
10. Speed BlackjackEvolution C$7.200.72%
11. Power BlackjackEvolution C$121.20%
12. Free Bet BlackjackEvolution C$171.74%
13. Easy BlackjackEvolution C$282.77%

Average over many hands under basic strategy. Any single session can end well above or below it.

OnAir Entertainment, part of Games Global, adds 16 live tables named after cities such as Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa and Niagara Falls, plus Eclipse Blackjack with unlimited seats. They deal from eight decks, the dealer stands on soft 17, a blackjack pays 3:2 and you may double on any two cards. OnAir’s published 99.44% return gives 0.56%.

Infinite Blackjack

0.53 %house edge from the published RTP

C$1 – C$5,000 · Blackjack pays 3 to 2 · Dealer stands on all 17s · 8 decks

Provider

Evolution

Decks

8

Soft 17

Dealer stands

Blackjack pays

3:2

Double

Any two cards

Double after split

No

Surrender

No

Dealer peeks

Yes

Limits

C$1 – C$5,000

Source: games.evolution.com · livecasinocomparer.com (checked 2026-10-05)

Infinite Blackjack is the cheapest classic live table in the Ontario catalogue. The Evolution help file gives eight decks, the dealer standing on soft 17, 3:2 for a blackjack, doubling on any two cards, one split with no double after it, and a peek only under an Ace. The published return is 99.47%, which puts the edge at 0.53%.

Six Card Charlie is the rule to know at that table: six cards totalling 21 or less win automatically, even against a dealer blackjack. Evolution’s rules file gives a C$1 to C$5,000 range. Across the Ontario room, casino.org’s review puts Casino Days live blackjack between C$0.50 and C$10,000, with Salon Privé at the top.

The rest of the Ontario Evolution range is priced as follows. Infinite Bet Stacker matches Infinite Blackjack at 0.53%, Infinite Fun Fun 21 comes out at 0.63%, Salon Privé and Bet Stacker at 0.71% and Speed VIP at 0.72%. Power Blackjack, which strips the nines and tens from the shoe, costs 1.20%, and Easy Blackjack 2.77%.

Bet Stacker needs a note of its own. Before the deal a card rank is drawn at random and given a value of 25% to 100% of the main bet, and each matching initial card adds that value to the hand. A 10% fee is charged on the main bet for this, and the published 99.29% return already counts it.

RNG and First Person blackjack in the Ontario lobby

The 16 Ontario RNG games come from Evolution, Games Global, Switch Studios, Play’n GO, NetEnt and Relax. Evolution’s First Person Blackjack plays up to five hands a round at 0.71%, with stakes from C$0.50 to C$500, and First Person Lightning Blackjack carries the same 0.44% edge as the live Lightning table, multipliers included.

Play’n GO supplies three multi-hand games: BlackJack MH, European BlackJack MH and Single Deck BlackJack MH. NetEnt’s Classic Blackjack and Relax’s Blackjack Neo complete the single-studio entries. Games Global adds Vinnie Jones Blackjack, Ultimate Blackjack with Olivia, Ultimate Blackjack with Rachael and Rapid Multi-Hand Blackjack with Rachael, the last three presented by filmed dealers.

Switch Studios brings three side-bet versions of classic blackjack: Ten-20, a Side Bet Suite and Poker Side Bets. These titles sit outside our register, so their rules are read from each game’s own help panel. Side bets on any of them keep far more than the main hand, which is why their pays deserve a look first.

Measured tables in this Casino Days blackjack review

Thirteen records in our register match a Casino Days Ontario table, and each one carries a house edge, from 0.44% at First Person Lightning Blackjack to 2.77% at Easy Blackjack. The list below ranks six of the live and First Person families, cheapest first, with each edge taken from a published return.

First Person Lightning Blackjack comes out at 0.44%. Evolution charges a fee equal to the main bet on every round, never returned, and pays random multipliers from 2x to 25x on the next hand after a win. The published 99.56% return covers fee and multipliers together, so short sessions swing far harder than at a flat 3:2 table.

The side bets at Infinite Blackjack price very differently from the main hand. The help file lists Any Pair at a 95.90% return, 21+3 at 96.30%, Hot 3 at 94.60% and Bust It at 94.12%. Each one keeps between 3.7% and 5.9% of the amount staked, against the 0.53% the main hand gives up under basic strategy.

Evolution’s classic live blackjack, at 0.71%, takes its edge from a published 99.29% return for the seven-seat table with Bet Behind. Casino Days lists that family in Ontario as numbered Blackjack Classic tables plus VIP and Platinum Private versions, and its nine Ontario Bet Stacker tables share the same 0.71% figure.

Free Bet Blackjack is the costly one. Its 1.74% edge comes from a published 98.26% return, and Casino Days lists Free Bet Blackjack 10 and Infinite Free Bet Blackjack in Ontario. The free doubles on hard 9 to 11 and the free splits look generous, but a dealer total of 22 pushes every player hand still in play.

The spread inside the Ontario list is wide. Over 1,000 hands at C$10, Infinite Blackjack at 0.53% gives up about C$53 on average, the classic tables at 0.71% about C$71, and Free Bet at 1.74% about C$174. Those are long-run averages under basic strategy, and any single session can land far from them.

Other live games and table games at Casino Days Ontario

Blackjack is only part of the Ontario live lobby. The counts below come from the same catalogue, classified by category, tag and name, so each is accurate to within a few titles. Categories overlap, so the rows do not add up to the live total, and the slots figure counts video, classic and progressive slots.

Ontario’s live lobby is Evolution with 186 titles and OnAir with 39, plus two NetEnt entries and single titles from Play’n GO and Hacksaw. Its 53 RNG table games include 29 roulette versions, three baccarat games, two poker titles, one dice game and nine blackjack titles filed in the table category.

Casino Days app on iOS and Android

The native app carries the casino only, with no sportsbook. On the App Store, Casino Days: Online Casino is sold by Golden Nebula Limited, the Ontario operator, rated 4.59 from 1,751 ratings, 77.7 MB, needs iOS 15.6, and reached version 5.2.0 on 18 August 2026. It was first released on 3 May 2024.

On Google Play the app is rated 4.46 from 367 ratings, shows more than 50,000 downloads, needs Android 7.0 and was updated to version 5.2.0 on 29 July 2026. The Ontario footer links both store listings. The web version also runs in a mobile browser, with the same live tables and the same catalogue.

Payments and withdrawals at Casino Days Ontario

Every method on the Ontario payment table starts at a C$20 deposit. Instant Interac and standard Interac, which takes one hour to one business day, both run to C$10,000, Visa and Mastercard to C$3,500, and PaysafeCard to C$250. Interac e-Transfer, eCashout and MuchBetter complete the Ontario list of accepted methods.

Minimum deposit

C$20

Minimum withdrawal

C$20

Cash-out time

12 h processing target, then 1–3 business days by Interac

Withdrawal limit

C$10,000 per Interac withdrawal

Fees

None from the operator

• Interac
• Interac e-Transfer
• Visa
• Mastercard
• eCashout
• MuchBetter
• PaysafeCard

Withdrawals go by Interac e-Transfer from C$20 to C$10,000 each, taking one to three business days once accepted. The Ontario help centre aims to process a request within 12 hours, and its FAQ aims to have winnings in a player’s hands within 48 hours. Other methods range from instant to three to five banking days.

Casino Days charges no fees of its own, though the Ontario terms, at clause 6.13, allow some for certain methods or for currency exchange. An account left inactive for 13 consecutive months is charged C$5 a month. A bank or payment provider may still apply its own charges, outside the operator’s control.

Ontario registration and Betsson ownership

The Ontario site is run by Golden Nebula Limited, a Malta company registered as C 115271. The AGCO register lists its internet gaming registration OPIG1545684 as active from 4 August 2026 to 20 December 2027, for the site casinodays.com/on, and iGaming Ontario lists the operator as Play Casino Days. Ontario launched in 2023.

Betsson AB, one of Europe’s largest listed online gaming groups, completed its purchase of Rhino Entertainment Group’s Canadian business on 3 August 2026 for about EUR 64.5 million, and Casino Days came with it. Rhino had launched the brand in 2020. The new AGCO entry runs from the day after that purchase completed.

Casino Days blackjack players in Ontario reach support by English live chat and email around the clock, at [email protected]. Complaints are acknowledged within 24 hours and answered within 90 days, after which an Ontario player can take the matter to iGaming Ontario. The site, the app and the chat all run in English only.

Deposit and loss limits, time-outs and self-exclusion are on offer from the account menu, and the responsible gambling page links BetGuard and ConnexOntario on 1-866-531-2600. Lowered limits apply at once, raised limits only after a cooling period has passed. The minimum age is 19, and players must be physically present in Ontario.

Before you sit at a Casino Days live table

Open the game’s help panel and compare it with the record. A table named Blackjack Classic or VIP Blackjack can run on a rule set different from the one behind our figure, and the help panel is where Casino Days shows the deck count, the soft 17 rule and the limits for that specific table.

Then check the side panel for the table’s stake range. Salon Privé and the Platinum Private tables sit at the top of the Ontario room, while the Infinite tables and First Person Blackjack open at C$1 or less. With 129 blackjack titles in the catalogue, the lobby search finds a named table faster than scrolling.