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Double Down

Double down is a betting technique in blackjack. Double Down or Doubling Down may refer to: * Double Down: Game Change 2012, a 2013 book about the 2012 United States Presidential election * Double Down (comics), a DC Comics villain * Double Down (film), a 2001 American drama film * Double Down, a 2005 American independent film produced and directed by Neil Breen * Double Down, a 2020 American psychological thriller film * "Double Down" (Journeyman), an episode of Journeyman * Double Down (sandwich), a sandwich offered by Kentucky Fried Chicken * Double Down, a televised high school quiz program in Syracuse, New York * Double down, a roller coaster element involving two separate drops * Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Double Down, the eleventh book in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series * "Doubling Down" (Drag Race Down Under), a 2024 TV episode * "Doubling Down" (South Park), a 2017 TV episode

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Double down is a betting technique in blackjack. Double Down or Doubling Down may refer to: * Double Down: Game Change 2012, a 2013 book about the 2012 United States Presidential election * Double Down (comics), a DC Comics villain * Double Down (film), a 2001 American drama film * Double Down, a 2005 American independent film produced and directed by Neil Breen * Double Down, a 2020 American psychological thriller film * "Double Down" (Journeyman), an episode of Journeyman * Double Down (sandwich), a sandwich offered by Kentucky Fried Chicken * Double Down, a televised high school quiz program in Syracuse, New York * Double down, a roller coaster element involving two separate drops * Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Double Down, the eleventh book in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series * "Doubling Down" (Drag Race Down Under), a 2024 TV episode * "Doubling Down" (South Park), a 2017 TV episode

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