Yes. In Split Blackjack, you can place multiple bets in the same round by selecting multiple seats.
You can choose to play 1, 2, or 3 seats, with each selected seat representing a separate Blackjack hand. Each seat has its own bet amount, cards, actions, and outcome.
Before clicking Bet, you can select the number of seats you want to play and set the bet amount for each active seat.
Once the round begins, each seat receives its own hand and is played independently according to the Blackjack rules. The result and payout for each seat are calculated separately.
I would avoid adding more detail about splitting, doubling, or side bets here because those are already covered in their respective FAQs and would make this answer repetitive.