- After seeing your first two cards, you may add a bet equal to your own and stand.
- In exchange the dealer also stops on 16, and on the same total the added bet loses.
- After seeing your first two cards, add a bet equal to your bet and stand. You cannot draw afterwards
- Also allowed on hands after a split and after splitting aces (default)
- Not allowed on a blackjack
- In exchange the dealer also stops on 16. This applies to hands that did not Double Up too
Settlement (default):
- Dealer stops on 16: you win with 21; anything else is a push
- Same total (19 against 19, for example): your original bet comes back, but the Double Up chips lose (DU tie)
- Dealer blackjack: your original bet and the Double Up chips lose. Chips added by doubling or splitting come back
Example. You bet 10 and hold 20 against a 5. You Double Up, so 20 is bet in total.
- Dealer ends on 17 to 19 or busts: +20 (both bets win)
- Dealer stops on 16: 0 (you don’t have 21, so it’s a push)
- Dealer ends on 20: −10 (your original bet comes back; only the Double Up chips lose)
- Dealer ends on 21: −20