Blackjack Split Rules

Resplit - This very common rule allows splitting pairs in one hand, usually, up to three times. As a result, up to four hands can be created from one. Some casinos only allow one Split and a few allow six or infinite Splits.
Resplit Aces - Adding this rule allows resplitting of a pair of Aces. This rule is fairly rare. Advantage is 0-.1. In shoe games this rule is quite valuable for card counters and is often seen with Late Surender games.
Multiple draw after split Aces - Most casinos will only allow one card drawn to each split hand after splitting Aces. A few allow additional draws. Advantage is about .1.
Split tens must be same value - In most casinos, Tens, Jacks, Queens and Kings all count as ten and can be considered the same for splitting rules. In other words, you can split a Jack and a King. A few casinos demand that the cards be exact pairs.
No Ace Splits - Some casinos do not allow a split of Aces. This Blackjack rule is fairly rare and should be avoided.
Split any time - This allows you to Split a hand after drawing additional cards as long as you have two cards of the same value touching each other. For example, draw 10,2,2 and you can Split the Deuces.
Split any 16 - Such as A5, 97, T6. Great rule as it gets rid of the worst hand.
Discard Split - Very good but not common rule that allows you to throw away one of your hands after a Split. This requires two strategies. The first strategy specifies when you will Split. The second specifies when you will throw out the Split hand.
No 4, 5 or Ten Splits. - UK Rule.

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