How do I set a limit for a variable in Python?

import random

dealer = random.randint(10, 21)
begin = random.randint(1, 14)
card = random.randint(1, 14)
limit = int(21)
print(begin)
i = input('Hit or Stay?').lower()

while i == "hit":
    begin += random.randint(1, 14)
    print(begin)
    i = input('Hit or Stay?').lower()

if begin == 21:
    print('Wow, you win!')
elif i == "stay":
    if dealer >= begin:
        print('You lose')
        print(dealer)
    else:
        print('You win')
        print(dealer)
elif begin >= limit:
    print('You lose')

I'm currently trying to make a 21 blackjack game(my own twist ofc). However, I've come across a problem. The rules in blackjack is that if your hand goes over the number 21, you lose. I'm having trouble doing that. Currently, python only prints "you lose!" when the player goes over the number 21 and then stays his hand. Current Output when Reaching 21/Winning:

Starting Hand: 13
Hit or Stay?hit
Current Hand: 15
Hit or Stay?hit
Current Hand: 21
Hit or Stay?stay
Wow, you win!

Expected Output:

Starting Hand: 13
Hit or Stay?hit
Current Hand: 21 
You Win!!!

Current Output for Going Past 21:

Starting Hand:  4
Hit or Stay?hit
Current Hand:  13
Hit or Stay?hit
Current Hand:  24
Hit or Stay?stay
You lose because you went over 21 haha

Expected Output:

Starting Hand: 20
Hit or Stay?hit
Current Hand: 25
You lose because you went over 21 hahaha

I hope someone will be able to fix my code :<