I know a place, where splitting aces/tens, and receiving a ten/ace on these upcards means, having a Black Jack. Who can tell me the house edge if s17, das, etc. (standard 6 deck rule)?
I know a place, where splitting aces/tens, and receiving a ten/ace on these upcards means, having a Black Jack. Who can tell me the house edge if s17, das, etc. (standard 6 deck rule)?
> I know a place, where splitting aces/tens,
> and receiving a ten/ace on these upcards
> means, having a Black Jack. Who can tell me
> the house edge if s17, das, etc. (standard 6
> deck rule)?
I did the calculations for this some time ago; but don't have the exact figures available.
As I recall, assuming resplitting of AA out to a max of 3 hands was permitted, it is worth 0.17%.
I believe that's correct, but don't hold me to it too closely -- it's only a number from memory.
> I know a place, where splitting aces/tens,
> and receiving a ten/ace on these upcards
> means, having a Black Jack. Who can tell me
> the house edge if s17, das, etc. (standard 6
> deck rule)?
No I can't. But, The wizard of odds recommends against splitting tens at one of the online casinos that has this feature. But then again if you are talking about a real casino an ability to count would certainly make that worth while. If you are feeling generous please feel free to e-mail me.
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