Bianca’s Blackjack — online blackjack with Bianca Beauchamp’s AI dealer

Bianca Beauchamp is a Canadian latex fetish and glamour model from Montréal. She launched Bianca’s Latex Lair in 1998 — one of the first websites ever built around a professional latex model — went full-time in 2000, and has since appeared on roughly fifty magazine covers, including nine for the UK’s Bizarre and a 2005 Playboy Special Edition. Her official site is ilovebianca.com.

Yes. The game was made under her supervision: she consented to her likeness, approved the dealer character and the way she speaks, and the card decks are shot from her own photographic archive. Her longtime photographer, Martin Perreault, who shot most of her career, also built the game.

No, and the game never pretends otherwise. The dealer is a fictional character driven by an AI language model. She is not the real Bianca typing, she is not live, she does not speak for the real person, and she can be wrong. What she does have is a fact base drawn from Bianca’s whole career, so when you ask about 1998, the Playboy cover or the shoots, the answers are real.

Yes. Tell her your name, your job, your worst bad beat, and she carries it to your next session. The game shows you on screen the moment something is stored, and you can ask her to forget anything she has remembered.

Yes. The game is free, runs in any modern browser, and needs no download or install — and you sit down with 1,000 chips on the house.

Come back tomorrow and there are more on the house: a daily bonus of 100 chips, rising by 50 for every consecutive day you play, up to 300. Miss a day and the streak starts over. The daily chips need you signed in, which is also what makes your bankroll, your streak and everything she remembers follow you across devices.

If you want more than the house gives away, chip bundles can be bought in the game. Nothing you buy changes the odds, and chips can never be cashed out — see the chip terms.

No. This is a social casino game played entirely with virtual chips. Chips have no cash value and cannot be cashed out, redeemed, transferred or exchanged for anything. There is no real-money wagering and there are no payouts or prizes of any kind. The full terms are on the Terms & Content Statement page.

Standard casino rules: a six-deck shoe, dealer stands on all 17s, blackjack pays 3 to 2, double on any two cards, double after split, split up to four hands, split aces get one card each, insurance offered when the dealer shows an ace, and the shoe reshuffles at three-quarter penetration.

Three collectible 54-card decks — Latex, Glam and Nudes — every card shot from Bianca’s own archive. They are cosmetic: the deck you play with changes how the table looks and nothing about the odds.

Yes. You must be 18 or older, or the age of majority where you live, whichever is greater. The game is age-gated and contains adult material: glamour and artistic nude photography of Bianca Beauchamp, and an AI character who speaks in a flirtatious, adult register.