hey guys
I was looking at Spanish 21 and the no tens part just sounds bad right away 😅
Does anyone play it much and know if it ends up better than normal blackjack once the extra payout rules kick in?
Anyone have a simple way to tell what tables are worth sitting at?
I can't tell if it's a trap or not!
I look at the posted payouts first, then whether blackjack pays 3:2 and the dealer stands on soft 17. Around 0.4% house edge is possible with a favorable ruleset, not every table.
Does the table let you double after splits? I played one where you could, and the extra options made the missing tens feel less harsh.
Not sure they make up for it under every set of rules, though.
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its not automatically a trap, bonus payouts can offset the missing tens if the table rules are decent. i hit a suited run bonus once and it made that whole session