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What does RSA mean in Blackjack?

Updated: 10/23/2022
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R.S.A. = "Resplit Aces" This rule is favorable to the patron. It permits you to split a PAIR of Aces into 2 hands, and IF you receive another Ace to either of the new hands, you may Split to yet another (3rd) hand.

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