Zilch Solitaire vs i.Blackjack

Addicting! The goal of the game is to remove all the cards in the blue, cards in the yellow are just helper cards.  Jokers remove all cards.  How do you remove cards you might ask? Well combine black suit card values (Spade and Club) with red suit values (Heart and Diamond) to add up to Zilch! So as an example, combine a black King (value of 13) with a red 8, 2, and a 3.  Make sense?  The app helps you by showing the current values of the cards you have selected, and even turns green when you can remove the cards! Here's a few other tidbits of info.  The game saves your high score to Game Center so you can compare against your friends, and the rest of the world.  Have multiple devices? The game will pull down and sync your high score across all your devices.  Also, it supports the new split screen multitasking feature for iPads, so while you browse the internet, you can leisurely play Zilch too!

BLACKJACK Main characteristics: - Play Sevens against several CPU (1 to 4) or only against the dealer - Different game modes: American or European - It includes help and play explanation - Settings: Cards size, cards back color, sound, animations, speed, scoreboard, table and scores color... - Scores: Rounds, matches, best and worst,... - Achievements: They allow to achieve experiencie points - Save and load game - Landscape and vertical orientation Play: - The players who obtain a higher score than the dealer without going over win the round. The cards are worth their facial value except the face cards that are worth 10 points and the aces that are worth 1 or 11 points. - In the game two face-up cards are initially dealt for each player. The players decide whether to take more cards or to stand. If a player goes over 21 he loses. The dealer plays last and wins all the players who have scored lower or have busted. Scoring Blackjack: - The players who win the dealer get a point and if they do not lose it. If a player gets Blackjack he gets a point and a half. The rules settings allow changing some of this rules: - Maximum number of rounds - Number of decks - Split