How to Handle a Tie in a Blackjack Game with a Dealer Up Card of 10 or Ace

[Mike_25]

In a blackjack game with a dealer up card of 10 or Ace, a tie can be challenging to handle. It's important to remember that the dealer has a higher chance of getting a blackjack hand with these cards. Therefore, it's recommended to hit on a tie breaker situation to increase your chances of winning.

Handling a tie in a blackjack game with a dealer up card of 10 or Ace can be tricky, but knowing when to hit can give you an edge. Remember to stay calm and focus on the cards in play.

 

[Dallax]

Some casinos may have specific rules for how ties with a 10-value card or an Ace are handled. It's essential to be familiar with the house rules and the rules of the particular blackjack game you're playing, as they can vary.

 

[James108]

When the dealer's upcard is a 10 or ace, there is a chance that the dealer has a natural blackjack. If this is the case, the player's only option is to surrender or play out the hand. If the player has a natural blackjack as well, it is a push and the player receives their bet back.