A game of Twenty-One is described in which the player has the opportunity to play his first two cards multiple times. The player makes two or more wagers at the beginning of the hand. The player is dealt two cards and the dealer receives his two cards. The player uses the first two cards as his first hand with his first wager and plays these two cards as he would in the conventional manner of play of Twenty-One. The player may Double Down, split pairs and take Insurance if those options are available under the house rules of play. After the player has completed the play of his first hand, he uses his original two cards again as the first two cards of his second hand with his second wager. Again, the player plays his second hand as he would in the conventional manner of play of Twenty-One. If the player has made three or more wagers, the player repeats the play of each hand again using his first two cards with each additional wager. Once the player has completed the play of his hands, the dealer plays out his hand as he would in the conventional manner of play of Twenty-One. Each of the player's hands are compared to the dealer's hand and winning wagers are paid and losing wagers are collected.
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