The other day, in regards to splitting, QFIT provided this link,
http://www.qfit.com/blackjack-rules-split.htm
which was extremely helpful, but has raised questions concerning the "Split Any 16" rule. I’ve searched the web over for an answer to these questions, but to no avail, so I’m hoping I can find the answers here.
Now I know this is rare, and from the outside looking in may not be worth all the effort, but I still need an answer.
Suppose I’m dealt a 10-6 in a casino that allows splitting 16’s and I split it. Suppose I get a 10 on the 6, giving me another 16. Can I split it?
Going back to the original two cards, suppose my 10 gets a 10, which now becomes a pair. Can I split a pair that came from a split 16?
Thanks for any help...
http://www.qfit.com/blackjack-rules-split.htm
which was extremely helpful, but has raised questions concerning the "Split Any 16" rule. I’ve searched the web over for an answer to these questions, but to no avail, so I’m hoping I can find the answers here.
Now I know this is rare, and from the outside looking in may not be worth all the effort, but I still need an answer.
Suppose I’m dealt a 10-6 in a casino that allows splitting 16’s and I split it. Suppose I get a 10 on the 6, giving me another 16. Can I split it?
Going back to the original two cards, suppose my 10 gets a 10, which now becomes a pair. Can I split a pair that came from a split 16?
Thanks for any help...