Normally when a player splits Aces, you are given only one draw card to each Ace. Some casinos will allow players to draw more than one additional draw card to each split Ace. This favorable rule decreases the casino's edge by about 0.14. 5. Some casinos will allow players the option to resplit Aces. Thus if you drew another Ace to one of your split Aces, you would be able to split the Aces again and ultimately play three hands at once, each containing an Ace as the first card.
Late surrender is the more popular form of surrender offered by most casinos in the United States.
A player is able to surrender the hand only after the dealer has checked his downcard for a blackjack hand. You would lose the hand in the event the dealer has blackjack. Late surrender reduces the casino's edge by 0.08. 7. Dealer Stand on Soft 17. However, in some casinos dealers must hit their soft 17.