        QUICK 21
Instructions and Help  Build as many Black Jack hands as you can with a 52 card deck. Click on one of the four columns to place the shown card. When you score a Black Jack or a 5 Card Monte ( 5 cards under 21 ), the column is cleared, and you start fresh on that column. You have the opportunity to skip a card 3 times by selecting Skip. The round ends when the game timer reaches the end, you can't place the next card and there are no skips left, or you use all 52 cards. Besides the game timer, there is a bonus hand timer that counts down from 500 and stops at 50. Getting a Black Jack resets the hand timer to 500. When no more cards can be played, select Done. Two Rounds are played, with a bonus round if you get above 150,000 points.Resetting the Black Jack bonus counter is bad. You probably shouldn't use a skip unless you absolutely need to, and don't bust or let the hand timer reach 50. If you do, the next Black Jack will only be worth 1000. There are 4 face cards ( 10, J, Q, K ), and 4 combinations of non-face cards to make 11 ( 2-9, 3-8, 4-7, 5-6 ). Try placing one face card and one low card in each column, and wait for the other low card match to make 21. It is best when all 4 columns have different totals, and are between 10-15. This system doesn't count Aces, but they are usually easy to get rid of. Also, the more Black Jacks you get, the more points you score. Try using the Aces as 11's only. The extra 44 points will give you 2 extra Black Jacks. The 18th Black Jack can be worth up to 19,500 including all bonuses. Getting 5 Card Montes can also increase the total number of Black Jacks possible. The following controls are used to play QUICK 21. |  | USE YOUR MOUSE |
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