Infinite Fun Fun 21 Blackjack Live: Our Review, How and Where to Play

For the most part, Infinite Fun Fun 21 will work like most live blackjack tables. Once the next round starts and the dealer gets to you, you’ll receive two cards. The goal of blackjack is for your hand to be as close as 21 as possible without going over. If it’s closer than the dealer’s, you win. However, going over 21 immediately results in a loss.

We won’t cover the whole basics of blackjack here. If you’re new and need a rundown of the basic rules, you can check out our blackjack tutorial.

The unique part about this variant is that a player hand of 21 will always win, even if the dealer also reaches 21. We can assume that you still lose to a dealer blackjack, though.

The second interesting thing is that apparently all 10 cards have been removed. As far as we understand it, this only means only the four 10 cards per deck, not all cards with a value of 10. We’ll just have to wait and see.

Additionally, players can decide to Double Down at any moment during a round, even after a split. This is different from most common blackjack rules, in which players can only double on the first turn.

Another change is that the Six-Card Charlie rule is unavailable. This rule applies to most Evolution blackjack tables, and it means players automatically win if they draw six cards without going over 21. Importantly, this rule is crucial to the established Super Fun 21 variant of blackjack, which is how we know that this isn’t Super Fun 21.

To our knowledge, the remaining rules largely remain the same as with classic blackjack.

Side Bets

On top of the unique ruleset, Infinite Fun Fun 21 Blackjack also features 6 whole side bets. We’ve seen many of these in previous Evolution titles, so we know what most are about.

• Bonus 21 awards payouts for specific hands such as 6-7-8 or 7-7-7. It also wins if you draw five, six, or seven cards and hit exactly 21.
• Super Bonus 21 wins in the unlikely event that you get 7-7-7 and the dealer gets a 7.
• Match offers payouts if your initial two cards match the dealer’s up-card in some manner. For example, you win if the cards are of the same value, suit, or value and suit. Payouts are increased if both cards match the dealer upcard.
• 21+3 is a very common blackjack side bet that uses your initial two cards and the dealer upcard to make three-card poker hands. The stronger the poker hand, the better the payout.
• Hot 3 allows you to predict the total value of your initial two cards and the dealer upcard. You win if they all add up to 19, 20, or 21, with increased payouts for suited results.
• Bust It wins if the dealer busts by going over 21. The more cards the dealer draws before busting, the better the payout, up to 250:1 for 8 cards or more.

You can find all of the payouts for all of the bets in this game on the paytable below.