What is the house advantage at Delaware Park Casino on there Black Jack game????

Hi I am looking for the house advantage
with the rules as shown below for Delaware
Park Casino

Number of decks of cards used: 6
Dealer stands on a soft 17:
Player can double after a split: yes
Player can double on: any first two cards
Player can resplit to: unlimited hands
Player can resplit aces: 4 times
Player can hit split aces: no
Player loses only original bet against dealer BJ: yes
Late surrender allowed: yes
Blackjack pays: 3 to 2
customer cannot split 10's
and using a continuous shuffler
Optimal results: ?
Realistic results: ?

You changed this from your blog post to here. Does BJ pay 6:5 or 3:2? If it's 3:2, then the HA is very close to .285% based on realistic play. The wizard has a calculator over on the BJ page at www.wizardofodds.com. Based on the format of your question, it looks like you've found it. The only difference between your rules set and my calculation is the infinite resplitting in your rules. That will help you, but only very minimally so.

Yes i made an error a typo 3:2 is correct are these liberal rules

Very liberal. About the only realistic way to improve this game would be to play with fewer decks.

The 4 X splitting of Aces and the
unlimited splits is off the chart
the .285 is on the chart you mean
there is now advantage to the player
on the unlimited splits and the
spliting of aces 4 X

I understand they use the CSM's at Delaware Park...is this true? FWIW both Harrington and Dover deal from a shoe (there are a couple of tables where they use a CSM at Harrington--but, from what I recall, these are the BJ derivative games).

Situations where splitting infinite times and splitting aces 4 times will come up very rarely. The added benefit of those rules is not enough to swing the overall game to a player advantage, but it does make the HA slightly less than the .285%.

How much less and how do I figure this out. I like to learn

i find it kind of odd that you can split aces only up to 4 times and other hands an unlimited number of times. they should just limit you to either up to 4 splits for every hand or an unlimited number of splits on every hand. its not gonna make a difference much one way or another.

Can you give me a hard number