What are the Blackjack rules used in Atlantic City casinos?

Question

I understand that Blackjack in Atlantic City casinos is regulated by the state and that they determine the rules of Blackjack that all the casinos must adhere to.

Specifically, I would like to know:

• Is the dealer required to stand on a soft 17?
• How many decks are used?
• Is the shoe normally played to the last card or is it shuffled before being empty?
• How many times can you split?
• Can you double down after splitting?
• Can you double down after splitting Aces?
• Can a split Ace be dealt more than one card?
• Does a split Ace and ten value card count as Blackjack or 21?
• If the dealer has Blackjack and you have 21 (but not Blackjack) do you lose the hand?
• What is the payout for Blackjack?
• Is insurance offered? How much does it cost?
• Is late or early surrender offered?
• What is the minimum bet per hand at the major Atlantic City casinos?
• By how much can you increase or decrease your bet between hands?

Answer 1

Random article from Google

• Stand on soft 17
• Eight decks
• No mention of shoe emptying rules
• Splitting up to 3 times (total of 4 hands)
• Double down after splitting is allowed
• Not explicitly mentioned but unlikely due to one card after split Ace
• One card each after splitting an ace (and no resplit)
• Ace and ten after split is 21
• The dealer does check for Blackjack, so 21 never occurs vs Blackjack
• Blackjack pays 3 to 2
• Insurance is allowed and pays 2 to 1, typically insurance is up to half your original bet in this case (not explicitly mentioned)
• Late surrender is allowed
• No mention of minimum bet
• No mention of betting rules