Super Fun 21 is a historical Microgaming blackjack variant. This review distinguishes the original interface from Super Fun 21 Blackjack Gold. The screenshots document older software, not current availability or a promise that every casino uses identical rules.
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Original Super Fun 21 table
The photographed table states that blackjack pays even money, the dealer must hit soft 17, and insurance pays 2 to 1. Soft 17 contains an ace counted as 11. These visible rules take precedence over general descriptions of other editions.
Payout examples and units
| Outcome | Profit | Total returned including winning stake |
|---|---|---|
| Ordinary winning hand, 10-credit bet | 10 credits | 20 credits |
| Ordinary blackjack at the pictured even-money rate, 10-credit bet | 10 credits | 20 credits |
| Successful 5-credit insurance wager at 2:1 | 10 credits | 15 credits on the insurance wager |
The actual screenshot shows a 200-credit wager, a player total of 19 and a dealer bust. Its WIN display reads 400: that is the returned stake plus 200 profit, not 400 profit. Insurance is a separate wager; its return does not describe settlement of the main hand.
Historical rules and edition differences
OnlineBlackjack describes the original Microgaming game as single deck, with player blackjack beating dealer blackjack, doubling after hits and splits, surrender after hitting, and splitting to four hands including resplitting aces. These are historical guide descriptions; the pictured table alone does not establish every split or surrender condition.
LCB’s accompanying Gold description disagrees with the original-table evidence on soft 17 and contains different bonus-hand wording. Consequently, this review does not transfer its stake limits or detailed bonus conditions to the original game. Check the exact help screen for diamond-blackjack awards, qualifying multi-card hands, restrictions after doubling, and how much a double-down surrender forfeits.
There is no verified universal RTP or stake range here. The previous summary incorrectly listed ordinary blackjack as 3:2; the original table clearly shows even money. A generic Super Fun 21 strategy or house-edge figure is not certification of this particular software build.
Common questions
Does this version pay 3:2 for ordinary blackjack?
No. The original screenshot explicitly states even money, or 1:1. Special bonus hands require their own rules.
Does the dealer hit soft 17?
Yes on the original table pictured here. Do not assume an unverified Gold build has identical rules.
Is the 400-credit WIN display pure profit?
No. Against the displayed 200-credit bet it represents 200 profit plus the returned 200-credit stake.
Can I use ordinary blackjack strategy?
The altered blackjack payout and special rules change decisions. Match any strategy to the exact deck count and rule set.
Do these screenshots prove the game is available today?
No. They preserve historical interfaces. Check the operator’s current lobby and in-game rules.
Evidence
OnlineBlackjack’s Microgaming guide and original screenshot; LCB’s historical Gold interface and variant descriptions. Screenshots visually inspected; conflicting details are left unconfirmed.
