ONL ONE CARD on split aces
December 3rd, 2017 at 2:02:43 AM
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hi there
I'm new at blackjack we where i live we don't have a huge choice of casinos or online casinos because only a few are licenced by the government.
My question is the online casino where I play only allows one card on split aces . Do I still always split aces ?
would appreciate if some one could give me an answer
I'm new at blackjack we where i live we don't have a huge choice of casinos or online casinos because only a few are licenced by the government.
My question is the online casino where I play only allows one card on split aces . Do I still always split aces ?
would appreciate if some one could give me an answer
December 3rd, 2017 at 6:59:47 AM
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The "one card only for split aces" rule is the norm, not the exception. Yes, you should always split aces even with that rule. One exception: If it's a game where the dealer doesn't take a hole card (or doesn't check it), AND you will lose all of your bets (and not just your initial one) to a dealer blackjack, then don't split (and hit instead) against a dealer Ace (this rule is commonly called "European No Hole Card" or ENHC for short, since it's the norm in European casinos).
December 3rd, 2017 at 7:26:13 AM
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I believe the ENHC exception that Kelly mentions is only when the dealer is showing an ace. But I could be wrong, it could be an ace or any 10…
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December 3rd, 2017 at 12:11:49 PM
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Quote: DJTeddyBearI believe the ENHC exception that Kelly mentions is only when the dealer is showing an ace. But I could be wrong, it could be an ace or any 10…
Dealer Ace only for this hand; for doubling 11 and splitting 8s it applies against a dealer 10 too.
