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Among the more profitable player options available is the choice to "double down".  
This can only be done with a two card hand, before another card has been drawn.  
Doubling down allows you to double your bet and receive one, and only one, 
additional card to the hand.  A good example of a doubling opportunity is when you 
hold a total of 11, say a (6,5) against a dealer's upcard of 5.  In this case, you have 
a good chance of winning the hand by drawing one additional card, so you might as 
well increase your bet in this advantageous situation.  If you are playing in a face-
down game, just toss the two cards face-up on the table in front of your bet.  In 
either type of game,  add an additional bet to the betting circle.  Place the 
additional bet adjacent to the original bet, not on top of it.  The dealer will deal one 
additional card to the hand.  In the face-down game, he'll probably tuck it face-down
under your bet, to be revealed later.
Players are allowed to double down for any amount up to the original bet amount, 
so you could double down "for less" if you wanted.  Just remember that you do give 
up something for being allowed to increase your bet:  the ability to draw more than 
one additional card.  If the correct play is to double down, you should always double
for the full amount if possible.
The question of when it is appropriate to double down is easily answered by using 
the Blackjack Basic Strategy Engine at the home page of this site.
Splitting Pairs
When you are dealt a matching pair of cards (remember, ignore the suits), you have
the ability to split the hand into two separate hands, and play them independently.  
Let's say you are dealt a pair of eights for a total of sixteen.  Sixteen is the worst 
possible player hand, since it is unlikely to win as is, but is very likely to bust if you 
draw to it.  Here's a great chance to improve a bad situation.
If you are playing a hand-held game, toss the cards face-up in front of your bet just 
like a double down.  Then, in either type of game, place a matching bet beside the 
original bet in the circle.  Note that you must bet the same amount on a split, unlike
a double-down, where you are allowed to double Situs judi slot for less.  The 
dealer will separate the two cards, and treat them as two independent hands.  Let's 
say you draw a 3 on the first 8, for a total of 11.  Many casinos will allow you to 
double down on that hand total of 11 at this point.  When this is allowed, the rule is 
called "Double after Split", predictably enough.  Regardless, you can play the first 
hand to completion, at which point the dealer will deal a second card to the second 
hand, and you can begin making play decisions on it.
If you get additional pairs (in the first two cards of a hand), most casinos will allow 
you to resplit, making yet another hand.  The most common rule allows a player to 
split up to 3 times, making 4 separate hands, with 4 separate bets.  If double after 
split is allowed, you could have up to 8 times your initial bet on the table if you 
chose!  Some casinos restrict resplitting, and some allow unlimited splitting.  
Another fine point is that you are allowed to split any 10-valued cards, so you could 
split a (Jack, Queen) hand.  However, this is usually a bad play: Keep the 20.
The other complication for pair splits concerns splitting Aces.  Splitting Aces is a 
very strong player move, so the casino restricts you to drawing only one additional 
card on each Ace.  Also, if you draw a ten-valued card on one of your split Aces, the 
hand is not considered a Blackjack, but is instead treated as a normal 21, and 
therefore does not collect 3:2 odds.  Some casinos allow resplitting Aces if you draw
another, while many do not allow resplitting Aces although they often do allow 
resplitting of any other pairs.  With all these restrictions, you may wonder whether it
makes sense to split Aces.  The answer is a resounding YES.  Always split pairs of 
Aces.
For accurate pair splitting advice, consult the Strategy Engine on the home page.
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