Super fun 21

Super Fun 21 is one of the several variants of the game of blackjack. This game provides players with a range of bonuses immediately they are dealt specific card combinations. The payouts in this game require no additional side bets.

Rules of Playing

• This game use only one regular playing cards deck which has 52 cards. These cards have four different type of symbols namely hearts, diamonds, spades and flowers. Some of the cards are also labelled with numbers while some have letters namely and this will include 2 to 10, ace (A), Jacks (J), Queens (Q) and Kings (K).
• Players are allowed to split any 2 cards of an equal value and this includes the 10 valued cards like Kings, Queens and Jacks. When players split they should place another bet on the new hand which is supposed to be similar to the initial wager amount. Players are allowed to split severally and they are also allowed to play a maximum of 4 hands.
• Players can also double down if they have 2 cards and this can also be done after splitting any two cards.
• A dealer always hits a soft 17 hand. Since this is a blackjack variant the dealer always checks for blackjack every time they have an ace or a ten. If the dealer finds that he has a blackjack then they will reveal their hand and the game will end. In the case of online super fun 21 game, players need to know that the entire deck will be shuffled before the start of each game.
• The payouts and house edge of this game are quite similar to blackjack. A natural hand pays out even money unless it is in diamonds where it will be 2-1 while the insurance bet pays out 2-1.
• Bonus payouts are also available for this game. When a players blackjack beats the dealers blackjack, the pay will be even while a players blackjack which is in the suit of diamonds will pay 2-1. A player who has 6 or more cards that make a total of 20 or less will always win.
• The house edge of super fun 21 is 0.94%.

Tips

Late surrender is one of the strategies that players can use in this game but only if you are good at it and it should be done carefully. This should be done only in two cases, when you as the player have a 16 and the dealer has shown a ten valued card or an ace and when you as the player have a 15 while the dealer is showing an ace. You can also surrender when you as the player have a pair of 7’s while the dealer is showing a ten valued card or an ace.