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Split and Re-SplitIf you split ace-ace, each will receive one -and only one- additional card on each ace. In other words, at most casinos you cannot get more than two additional cards after splitting aces. There are exceptions; the occasional casino allows re-split of aces or multiple hits to split aces. If you split any other pair -that is, any pair except aces- you ask for additional cards on the first hand until satisfied with it, then move on to the second hand and ask for additional cards for that one until satisfied. If the first additional card to either of the split pair is a third of the kind, it may be re-split to make a third hand in most casinos. Re-splitting to make four hands is generally allowed, but not re-splitting to make five or more hands. More about Blackjack Pairs
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