21 Burn Blackjack

Theme and Atmosphere

Green felt’s clean, but it doesn’t fool anyone. The table seats three hands, but you’re the only one that matters, until you’re not. Each hand’s got a Burn Bet marker staring you down like a dare. Graphics are sharp, the menu works. Everything clicks like it should. Music plays cool jazz, soft and slippery. Doesn’t talk over you. Just sits there, same as the dealer, waiting for your next bad decision.

Feature Overview

Great. Yet another blackjack table. Another green felt. You’ve got the basics - hit, stand, split, double - like every other 6-deck setup. The only twist? A side bet called the Burn. Right after you get dealt, you can swap your second card for a fresh one. Could help. Could wreck you. If that Burn card’s an Ace - Hearts, Diamonds, Clubs - you get 2:1 on your side bet. If it’s the Ace of Spades, it’s 7:1. One in fifty-two. You do the math. You can run up to three hands at once. That’s three chances to be right, or three to watch it fall apart in stereo.

Technical Specifications

Plays like blackjack always has. You beat the dealer without going over 21. Face cards count 10, Aces float between 1 and 11, rest play straight. Dealer hits soft 17s, stands on hard ones. Certified RNG, so every hit’s just a roll of the loaded dice. You already know how this ends, what changes is how long it takes to get there.

Bet and Paytable Analysis

You’re betting between 1.00 and 100.00 a hand. Nothing wild there. Wins pay even money. Blackjack’s 3:2. Dealer stands on hard 17, hits soft, just enough edge to sting. But the Burn side bet? That’s where it pokes at your greed. Half your wager buys a second chance, swap your second card, no questions. If it’s a red or club Ace, you get 2 to 1. Ace of Spades, that’s 7 to 1. Sounds good. But it lands like lightning, rare, loud, and usually somewhere else. Still, every time you see that black Ace float past, you’ll swear it’s circling back for you. It isn’t.

Unique Selling Points

• Burn Card Side Bet can pay up to 7:1
• Stake range to suit most budgets
• Dealer hits on a soft 17