21 Duel Blackjack Rules

It's tough to compare 21 Duel Blackjack to any other game; for additional detail, see the rules below.

Rules of 21 Duel Blackjack:

• There are six 52-card decks in use.
• Cards and hands are scored similarly to blackjack, except that blackjack is only 21 points and is equal to three-card 21-point hands.
• The game starts with placing an Ante wager, and a 2 Up side bet if desired.
• The game will then deal with two cards, one face up and one face down, and two communal cards to the dealer.
• The player now has the following three options:
  • The Ante bet is lost if you fold.
  • Make a Raise bet equivalent to the Ante wager by selecting the LEFT card to combine with the player's face-up card.
  • Make a Raise wager equivalent to the Ante bet by choosing the RIGHT card to integrate with the player's face-up card.
• Unless the player gets 21 points, he or she may hit or stand at this stage. If the player hits, the face-down card he dealt with was revealed and added to his hand. If a player prefers to remain in the game, the person's face-down card is discarded. After two cards, if a player gets 21 points, he must automatically stand.
• If the player hits and scores more than 21 points, the Ante and Raise bets are forfeited.
• Otherwise, the hand with the most points will be declared the winner. The Ante and Raise bets lose if the dealer has more points. The Ante and Raise bets will push
if the totals are tied. If the player with the larger total wins 1-1 on the Ante and Raise, the game is over.
• The two community cards and the player's first card are used to determine the payout for the 2 Up side bet. A three of a kind pays 20 to 1 while a pair pays 3 to 1.