You go bust, or the dealer goes bust, if your hand exceeds 21. You cannot go bust on the initial deal. If you go bust you always loose, even if the dealer ends up busted as well.

to exceed 21. More commonly used than its synonym, "break."

In blackjack signifies going over 21, and losing that hand. Also mean to lose you bankroll. John went Bust after he exceeded his $500 bankroll.

To lose all of your money or chips is to go bust. It is often said that a player has "busted" out of a game or tournament. A "busted" hand is usually one in which a player did not make their straight or flush draws.

In BLACKJACK, to go over 21, to GO BROKE.

A hand that is worthless and does not pan out as the player had hoped.

When the sum of a player's or the bank's cards exceed 21, the hand is considered a bust, and the player must pay up the amount bet, or in the bank's case, pay out the amount bet to all player's still pending.

a hand with over 21 points

(slang) a very poor hand; a hand weak in honor cards; a hand weak for the holder's earlier bidding.

When a hand total exceeds 21.

In blackjack, after taking another card (a “hit”), the player's total exceed 21. The Player loses when he/she "busts."

break open or apart suddenly and forcefully; "The dam burst"

a guy that comes with hype and blows, a la Geroge Foster, Matsui, etc

a player that was expected to well in the NFL but flamed out

a player with high expectations and aspirations of being an important piece of a franchises'future to NOT only underachieve but never to grace an NFL Roster again

When the players hand is over 21, they lose and the hand is over.

same as Break, exceeding the hand total of 21.

When the blackjack hand total goes over 21.

When the total of the players cards is higher than 21… an automatic loss.

having a hand totalling more than 21 points, an automatic loser.

In blackjack,when the player or dealer goes over 21.

Player who does not live up to expectations.

When a player or dealer's hand goes over 21. The bust hand is an immediate loser.

A Blackjack term that means you have gone over 21 and are out of the game.

Used in Blackjack when a players hand value reaches over 21.

term used in blackjack if your cards add to over 21 (you lose). This is also known as break.

When your hand gives you no chance at winning the pot.

To draw over 21 in the game of Blackjack.

To hit a hand so that the total goes over 21, making it a losing hand.

Loss of bankroll

A player "busts" after "hitting" if the new card causes the player's total to exceed 21.

A hand with which you have no chance of winning.

When a player's total exceeds 21.

A player, usually drafted in the first three rounds of a fantasy draft, who is predicted to have a poor season. The player might be injury-prone, have a future star behind them in the depth chart, or just won't be able to live up to their hype

When a player looses control of their hand or bankroll.

to exceed 21 in blackjack, making it a losing hand. Also known as break.

A highly sought-after player in the pre-season who fails to live up to his expectations.

To lose all one's money is to go "bust".

A worthless hand that has failed to improve as the player hoped; a busted hand.

Losing your entire table stack or your entire bank roll.

going over 21 in Blackjack, thus losing the hand. Also goes by the name of Break.

(or break) Going over the hand limit of 21 points and losing.

When the player or dealer exceeds the sum amount of 21.

When a player losses their hand, bankroll or bets. This term is used in a few other casino games as well.

a hand with more than 21 points

When your point total exceeds 21. You are no longer in the blackjack game and have lost all pending bets.

when the player has a hand that adds up to a total of more than 21. This results in at best a push, at worst a loss of the hand

If your hand or the dealer’s hand exceeds 21

After a "hit", the player is said to "bust" if the new card causes the player's total to exceed 21.

when your hand total goes over 21.

lose by going over 21

Busting is the act of getting a point total higher than 21, which results in an automatic loss. If both the player and the dealer bust, the player still loses. This is the only tie in which the player loses and is the source of the casino's advantage in blackjack.

Your hand now totals over 21 after drawing another card and you have busted. You lose immediatley even if the Dealer subsequently busts.

to go over 21 and lose the hand

A bust occurs when the player and/or dealer exceeds 21 with their hand.

A hand exceeding a total point value of 21. (Also known as a break.)

When a hand's value exceeds 21 causing a losing hand.

In blackjack, to go over twenty-one. If you bust you lose.

To go over twenty-one in Blackjack. If you bust you lose.

going over 21 on a hand

worthless hand that has failed to improve with the cards on the board.

Drawing additional cards to bring your hand over 21 - automatically losing the hand.

If your hand exceeds 21, you are bust. The same is applicable for the dealer.

to go over the total of twenty-one in the game of Blackjack. If the player busts, he loses.

If your hand value exceeds 21, your hand is bust. The hand is over and you lose your bet.

When a player or the dealer draws cards that add up to over 21.

To take an additional hit, so that the card totals surpass 21, resulting in a losing hand.

to go over 21 in blackjack.

To exceed 21 in blackjack, which is a losing hand.

Player is not likely to produce up to expectations and therefore their draft value is overvalued. Usually this player has previously had strong seasons, but may now be on the downside of their career, is returning from injury, and/or may no longer be a focus of the team's offense. Owners who reach to draft them based on their name and previous draft values will not get the same productive in return.

When a player goes bust it means he has no money left to play.

In Blackjack, to exceed 21. The same as Break.

A statue of a human figure from the waist up, without arms.

a sculpture of the head and shoulders of a person

a sculpture, not a picture

a sculpture representing a human head Because the human head is the location of the thinking organ, it has been the subject of intense study

Portrait showing the head and detail below the neck

the device or design on a coin representing the head, neck and sometimes the shoulder of a person or personification of a person (such as Liberty)

a portrait statue of a person comprising the head, shoulders and breast.

A head and shoulders portrait, usually of a monarch, on a coin.

a portrait which includes the head and shoulders.

a model of a person’s head, shoulders and chest area

A portrait on a coin, usually including the head, neck and upper shoulders.

The head, neck, shoulders and upper chest of an image generally found on the obverse (front) of a coin.

The head and shoulders of the emblematic Liberty seen on many United States issues. See Also --   Capped Bust  Draped Bust

Usually referred to as the portrait on a coin. A bust could be anything from a head and neck to a likeness encompassing a third of the body, but most often meant to mean the head, neck and upper portion of the shoulders.

A sculpture of a person which shows only the upper half of the body. A bust can include the head, shoulders, and chest.

portrait on a coin, usually the head or head and shoulders.

The head and shoulders of the emblematic Liberty seen on many US issues. Also see: Capped Bust, Draped Bust

A bust is a sculpture depicting a person's chest, shoulders, and head, usually supported by a stand. These three-dimensional forms recreate the likeness of an individual. These may be of any suitable material (usually marble or other durable material).

To run out of money; the term is often used in poker tournaments.

To run out of money or chips, often used in tournament play.

To run out of money. 'Busted out' in competitions where its final.