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I read online Las Vegas style blackjack or normal, you can double after a split, but the casino dealer said I could not do it that is wrong here? That would be sweet if you could split 2 aces and then double down on each card against a dealer showing 2-6.

That would be sweet, but the casinos do not lose more than they have to. A double down is when you double your bet on a hand of two cards and choose to take a single shot. Whether or not you can double after a split depends on the house. Aces are only allowed if a card divided, no hit second and no double bottom. I worked in the casinos that you can divide any two up to 4 times and twice after the split, except aces, which could be separated once. In other words, if you divide and got an ace on every hand you really need the dealer to bust! I worked where they allow you to double on 9, 10 and 11. The best advice, ask the dealer before you play.

Each casino has its own rules. There are no laws of the game and each casino is private property, so the owner can set its own rules about how they want the games played.

Usually, the casinos do not allow double down after splits because it would be too easy to lose money this way.

The casinos I visited, they let you get one card split aces and you're forced to stay on two of them.

It is true that casinos have their own rules.

What I think happens is, is that players start to win using another method, they will change the rules again and reintroduce the old methods previously used.

Casino are constantly monitoring these things, to keep the house opposite, as always

The splitting rules vary by where you're at the casino and even table. Most casinos do not allow double after separation if you play on a single deck table, and nearly all casinos that give you a card (you can not even touch) if you split Aces anyway, Games of the shoe. The best thing is to simply ask the dealer if you are in this situation.

In most casinos you can divide by two identical cards and then double each if you choose. The exception to this rule is to have two Aces. I've never seen a casino allowing players to Split and then double the AA.

The casino alone will not allow you to double after splitting is in Atlantic City. I was shocked when I was working 3-3 in CA and I asked to double when I got an 8 to go with my 3 and they do not leave me!

But in most Vegas casinos with 6 terraces and elsewhere in the U.S., they allow you to double after splitting.

Each house is different on how they govern the division and doubles. I went to the casino where you can have a break once and I went to the place where you can split them up four times and take more of a card or a combination somewhere in there.

Some allow you to double after splits. Check the rules of the house posters or ask either the distributor or the person on the ground and they explaing the house rules on splitting and doubling.

Some casinos and some usual place where you sit to play