The four checks are fixed: 50 or more live blackjack tables; a table from £0.50 a hand or less; blackjack counting above 0% towards the welcome offer; and both an iPhone and an Android app. Each listing shows which of them the operator meets. They are facts to compare, not a score: the order of the list is our editorial choice, and our commercial agreements with operators are part of it. No operator meets all four today, because only LeoVegas counts blackjack towards its offer and it does not state a live blackjack count.
We do not install the apps, open accounts, deposit, play hands or time withdrawals. What you see is what the operators and the stores publish, compared side by side. BetMGM stores a £0.01 blackjack minimum, which looks like a slot-level figure, so its RNG minimum reads not confirmed and its stake check uses its live minimum of £0.50. There are no star ratings: one score would hide the trade-offs. The figures are re-checked at least monthly, and the full method sets out each rule and source.
About these figures
Ten operators licensed by the Gambling Commission, each shown against the four checks above, with every value taken from the operator's own terms, banking and safer gambling pages, the two app stores and the public register on 26 October 2026. The question behind it is narrow: which apps suit someone playing blackjack on a phone. Figures are the operators' own listings, so they show what is promised. A slow verification or a crowded table on the night won't show up in them. The comparison table and the sources at the end of this page carry the evidence.
