I've discovered a small programming goof with blackjack.
When a person splits in blackjack, both hands should be played against the same Dealer hand. So if you have a pair of 8s, you split, one hand is 18, the other is 17...and the dealer has a 10 showing...if the dealer flips over a 6, BOTH hands should win.
The way it's programmed, the first hand goes against that 16...and a new second card is drawn for the second hand. That's not how Blackjack is played.
When a person splits in blackjack, both hands should be played against the same Dealer hand. So if you have a pair of 8s, you split, one hand is 18, the other is 17...and the dealer has a 10 showing...if the dealer flips over a 6, BOTH hands should win.
The way it's programmed, the first hand goes against that 16...and a new second card is drawn for the second hand. That's not how Blackjack is played.