21 Duel Blackjack

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21 Duel features heads-up play against the dealer. It is based on traditional Blackjack, but is played with community cards to give the game an exciting twist This fast and exciting variation to the popular Blackjack game also gives players the opportunity to Bet on or Fold their hand. The game also comes with an attractive side bet. When played, players combine their face up card and the two communal cards to try and forms a pair or a three of a kind. With players paid 4-1 for a pair and 30-1 for three of a kind, this side bet is good value and popular with all levels of player.

Players are dealt two cards; one face up, one face down.
Two communal cards are dealt face up. The dealer then deals himself two cards face down. The player now has two options: fold and forfeit the Ante, or choose one of the two community cards to pair his face up card. After making this decision, the
player makes a second bet equal to Ante The dealer asks the player if he wants to use the face down card. If no, the card is removed. If yes, the card is turned over and added to the face up card - and the community card the player chose. The dealer reveals his first face down card and picks one of two communal cards. Which card to pick is predetermined according to a specific house way. If the dealers hand is not 17 or better, the dealer must turn the face down card and use it. Whoever has the higher score wins, and is paid even money on Ante and the bet. If the dealer has less than 13 the player will win even money on the Ante, but the second bet will push.
The side bet element is then played using the players face up card and the two communal cards forms a pair or a three of a kind in order to win.

Play begins with every player making an ante bet. Each player is then dealt two cards, one face up and one face down. Two communal cards are dealt face up. The dealer also deals himself two cards face down After seeing the face-up card, each player must:
Fold and forfeit the ante.
Pick one of the 2 communal cards to pair with his face up card and form his initial 2-card hand. The player can’t use both communal cards. After making his decision the player must place a second bet equal to the ante on the bet circle number corresponding to the communal card number he picks. Continue explanation.....