Standard casino rules apply: blackjack pays 3:2, the dealer stands on 17 rather than hitting on a soft 17, and you can hit or stand against the dealer — there's no side betting, splitting or doubling down layered on top, keeping the core hand-vs-dealer decision front and center.
Cards are dealt from a simulated shoe that reshuffles once fewer than 15 cards remain, rather than a single 52-card deck reused every hand, which is closer to how a real table avoids the deck running out mid-hand.
It's a single-player game against the dealer only — there's no multiplayer table, chat, or other players to read, just the cards in front of you and the dealer's up-card.