In Blackjack, the best strategy for splitting Aces is to always split them, regardless of the dealer's upcard. This is because splitting Aces gives you a better chance to form two strong hands, each with a starting value of 11 (after drawing a 10-point card, each hand would total 21, which is a Blackjack). Most casinos allow you to draw only one card to each Ace, but even with that limitation, splitting Aces still provides a better opportunity to win compared to playing them as a single hand.
Avoid splitting Aces only in specific cases where the casino rules are unfavorable, like when splitting Aces is restricted to a single card draw per Ace, or when the table has particularly high house rules. However, in general, splitting Aces is almost always the optimal play.
Avoid splitting Aces only in specific cases where the casino rules are unfavorable, like when splitting Aces is restricted to a single card draw per Ace, or when the table has particularly high house rules. However, in general, splitting Aces is almost always the optimal play.