Doubling after Splitting Aces

[Dyepaintball12]

If I am allowed to double on one or both of my Aces after they each recieve one card after a split, how much advantage does that add to my side?

Also, would I just use BS to decide whether or not to double depending on the hand total I have and the dealers upcard?

[rdorange]

Is there a live casino on this planet that will allow double after splitting aces?

[Dyepaintball12]

Turtle Creek Casino in Traverse City, MI.

"If you split a pair of aces, you will receive only one card on each of the hands. However, you may "double down" and receive 1 more card on each ace."

[ortango]

Originally Posted by Dyepaintball12

If I am allowed to double on one or both of my Aces after they each recieve one card after a split, how much advantage does that add to my side?

Also, would I just use BS to decide whether or not to double depending on the hand total I have and the dealers upcard?

play it like you have two 11 hands I would assume. Same advantage you always have on an 11. 6 to 5 odds against a ten, Double against ace at +1 TC.

[rdorange]

every casino i have ever been to does not allow that. you can double down on the two aces (two or twelve) or you can split and get one card each.
the end!

[hitthestiff!]

In the Colombia S. America! I am wondering how advantageous this rule is for us players.

[shadroch]

I've seen it in Central America.I'd think it has to be a very big advantage.But the other rules for the game might negate it.

[mdlbj]

hmmm

if you double on

A2 VS 5.6
A3 VS 5.6
A4 VS 4.5.6
A5 VS 4.5.6
A6 VS 3.4.5.6
A7 VS 2-6 D/S

oh A8 VS 6 on a H17 table you may want to double or stand..


Depends what your count is.

[shadroch]

Originally Posted by mdlbj

hmmm

if you double on

A2 VS 5.6
A3 VS 5.6
A4 VS 4.5.6
A5 VS 4.5.6
A6 VS 3.4.5.6
A7 VS 2-6 D/S

oh A8 VS 6 on a H17 table you may want to double or stand..


Depends what your count is.

Thats not his question. In this casino,when you split Aces,you can DD on them,then draw a card. Not draw a card and then double down.

[Automatic Monkey]

Originally Posted by ortango

play it like you have two 11 hands I would assume. Same advantage you always have on an 11. 6 to 5 odds against a ten, Double against ace at +1 TC.

Sure you would play it just like a hard 11. I've seen this rule in a couple of places in Northern Michigan and it's a good one. But it's not spectacular, after all you are only getting a pair of aces 1 out of 191 hands in a DD game.