Spanish 21

 

Spanish 21 has more liberal blackjack rules than the classic variety, for example:

Doubling down any number of cards (with the option to surrender only one wager to the house

• Payout bonuses for five or more card 21's 
• Late surrender after doubling
• Double splitting Aces 
• Player blackjacks always winning 
• Player 21's always winning 
• 678 bet pays 3:2 
• Bet pays 2:1 if suited 
• Bet pays 3:1 of suited in Spades 
• 777 against a dealer 7 pays $1000

In this blackjack variety, there are no cards with the value of 10 in the deck (though there are jacks, queens, and kings). A Spanish 21 almost always has a higher house edge than a comparable blackjack game.