Super 21 Blackjack
Super 21
is one of (5) variations of the game of blackjack.
In Super 21, you are dealt two cards face up and the dealer is dealt two cards, one face down and one face up. The goal of Super 21 is to get closer to 21 points than the dealer without going over 21 points. Super 21 follows many of the same rules as
Blackjack
and uses the hand Blackjack. A "Blackjack" is a hand that totals 21 points with two cards.
Blackjack or a six-card hand totaling 20 points or less automatically wins the hand. A total of 21 points with three or more cards is not considered Blackjack.
Point Values
Cards 2 through 10 = face value.
Face Cards = 10 points.
Aces = 1 point or 11 points, whichever makes a better hand.
Example: 6 + Ace = 7 points or 17 points.
How To Play Super 21 Blackjack
- Click chips to place a bet within table limits or click Rebet .
- Click Deal.
- If the Dealer's face-up card is an Ace, click Insure if you would like to buy insurance.
- Click Hit, Stand, Double, Split, or Surrender.
- Continue to click Hit until you Stand , Double , Surrender , bust, or until the dealer busts.
Splitting
You can split any two cards of equal value. When you split, you must place an additional bet that is equal to your original bet on the new hand. You can continue to hit for each hand, unless the split was made for a pair of Aces, in which case you can only hit once for each hand. You can play up to three hands at once.Surrending
You can surrender at any time and receive half of your current bet. You may surrender for each hand after a split.To Win (meet one)
- Your hand is closer to 21 points than the dealer's hand and does not exceed 21 points.
- The dealer's hand exceeds 21 points while your hand does not exceed 21 points.
How The Dealer Plays
- Dealer Hits on any hard total of 16 or less.
- Dealer Stands on any hard total of 17 or more.
- Dealer Hits on any soft total of 17 or less.
- Dealer Stands on any soft total of 18 or more.
Insurance
Insurance is an additional bet that the dealer has Blackjack. You can purchase insurance when the dealer's face-up card is an Ace. Insurance cost half the amount of your original bet and pays 2:1 if the dealer has Blackjack. If the dealer does not have Blackjack, the insurance is collected by the house.Payouts
| Winner | Hand | Payouts |
| Player | Diamond Blackjack |
2:1 (first hand only) |
| Player | Blackjack | Even Money (first hand only) |
| Dealer | Blackjack | None |
| Player | Five-Card 21 | 2:1 (non-doubled hands only) |
| Player | Six-Card 21 | 2:1 (non-doubled hands only) |
| Player | Six-Card 20 or less | Even Money (non-doubled hands only) |
| Player | Other Winning Hands | Even Money |
| Dealer/Player Tie | Other Winning Hands | Push |
These rules are believed to be an accurate representation of appropriate game play. They may or may not contain errors and/or omissions. We reserve the right to correct and/or change these rules at anytime with or without notice to the player.
Malfunction voids all plays and pays.
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