Rule Change: Split any two original cards 7 or below
January 12th, 2011 at 12:25:42 PM
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Normal house rules:
BJ pays 3 to 2
Six deck Shoe
Double on any first two cards
No double after a split
Split cards of equal value up to four times
Aces once (one card each)
Dealer hits soft 17
Rule Change:
Allow players to split any two original cards of equal value OR any two original cards 7 or below.
How will this rule change impact the house edge in Blackjack?
Thanks
BJ pays 3 to 2
Six deck Shoe
Double on any first two cards
No double after a split
Split cards of equal value up to four times
Aces once (one card each)
Dealer hits soft 17
Rule Change:
Allow players to split any two original cards of equal value OR any two original cards 7 or below.
How will this rule change impact the house edge in Blackjack?
Thanks
January 12th, 2011 at 12:33:20 PM
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Quote: Tablequestions72Normal house rules:
BJ pays 3 to 2
Six deck Shoe
Double on any first two cards
No double after a split
Split cards of equal value up to four times
Aces once (one card each)
Dealer hits soft 17
Rule Change:
Allow players to split any two original cards of equal value OR any two original cards 7 or below.
How will this rule change impact the house edge in Blackjack?
Thanks
Is the ace counted as 1 for this purpose? For example, if A2 is 3 and A3 is 4, I'd split those hands if allowed...
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January 12th, 2011 at 1:47:10 PM
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Ace is counted as 1, yes
