I doubt you'll like this, but since you asked...
I just took a look at your Blackjack games and they are labeled in a misleading manner. For example, what you call the "Atlantic City" game allows double only on 9, 10 and 11, but the rules in Atlantic City require that the casinos offer double on any first two cards, as well as double after split, which I couldn't tell from your hopelessly inadequate Help section is available or not. By the way, you should have someone whose first language is English re-write that.
The same comments apply to what you call your "Las Vegas" game that uses a single deck. Admittedly, the laws in Vegas do not require double on any first two cards, but most casinos do in fact offer it. Because the same Help section applies to that version of Blackjack, one cannot determine all the rules of your game.
Your games bear little resemblance to those that are offered in the areas you have chosen to emulate, so I can only conclude that this is yet another suite of games designed by people who know very little about this business. By the way, a 'blackjack' should pay 3 to 2, not 2:3, as is stated in your Help section.
These inadequecies will not, I imagine, inspire a lot of confidence in those who might be thinking of playing at this casino.
If you'd like any more comments, don't hesitate to ask.
GM
(Message edited by Gamemaster on April 27, 2003)