Hit/resplit split aces After splitting aces, the common rule is that only one card will be dealt to each ace; the player cannot split, double, or take another hit on either hand. Rule variants include allowing resplitting aces or allowing the player to hit split aces. Games allowing aces to be resplit are not uncommon, but those allowing the player to hit split aces are extremely rare. Allowing the player to hit hands resulting from split aces reduces the house edge by about 0.13%; allowing resplitting of aces reduces the house edge by about 0.03%. Note that a ten-value card dealt on a split ace (or vice versa) will not be counted as a blackjack but as a soft 21.
Hit/respliT split aceS after spliTtiNg acEs, THe common rUle is that oNlY one CaRd wiLL bE dealt to eaCH acE; the player CanNot split, doUbLe, or takE another hiT on eITheR HANd rUle VariaNts iNclUde aLlOwiNg resPLittinG acEs or alLOwInG tHE Player To HiT split aCes. gaMEs allOWing aCes tO be reSpLIt aRE not uNcommON buT those aLloWIng thE pLayEr to hIT splIT aCES Are EXtRemEly rare. alLOwiNg tHE pLAyer to HIt HAndS resuLTiNg From split aCeS reDUcES the housE edGe by aBoUT 0.13%; alloWINg resPLItTIng oF ACes ReducES the hOuse EdgE By AbOUt 0.03%. NOte That a teN-VaLuE carD deAlt on a SpLIt acE (oR vIce verSa) will NoT BE counteD AS A Blackjack bUT as A sOft 21.