5 thoughts on “How to Play – Spanish 21”

1. less chances to get 21 but you get to surrender😐 dam

2. You say there are no 10 cards and then you continue on to count face cards as 10 cards this may be confusing to some people. You should have shown the actual 10 cards get removed from the deck and placed to the side to be more accurate And also let everyone know that a deck consist of 48 cards. It sounds like you are saying that no cards count as 10 cards at the beginning.

3. Do you guys sell those play chips anywhere? I would love to have a set of Agua Caliente no-value chips

4. How do ppl lose money in this

5. Just throwing this out there a little error I caught. On the first clip showing the suited 7-7-7, the player was paid immediately for their 21 before the dealer flipped over the down card. On the final clip, the dealer paid out the bonus for the 7-7-7 matching the dealer 7, but did not pay the winning 21 until after the dealer flipped over her 17. Hopefully no beginners trying to learn Spanish caught that and got confused by it. In Spanish, the 21 is always immediately paid in any scenario. And to answer the question everyone is thinking while reading, yes, I am also that guy at the blackjack table that will immediately call out any error I see :).

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