Blackjack Play 3D table: the dealer facing three hands in play
Blackjack trainer · free

Learn blackjack at a real table.

A 3D dealer, up to five hands at once, a coach that explains every decision and a mode built to teach card counting. Everything is played with play chips.

Also on macOS and Linux · no sign-up · works offline

Screenshots

What you'll see at the table

Every image is taken straight from the game, unedited.

Inside the game

Built to make you better, not to make you bet

Five hands on the table with totals and results

A table that feels like a table

The dealer pulls cards from the shoe, looks at the hand being played, checks the hole card and sweeps losing bets. Used cards stack up in the discard tray, just like in a casino.

  • Up to 5 hands of your own, with a clear summary of each one
  • Zoom and 5 camera views, plus a locked view made for phones
  • Recorded sounds of real cards and chips, adjustable dealer voice
The coach recommends standing and explains why

A coach that explains, not just corrects

Every tip comes with the reason, in plain words: "The dealer shows a 6 and must draw, so he busts often. Don't take any risk."

  • 3 help levels: before every move, feedback after, or none
  • Strategy computed for your table rules (decks, H17, surrender…)
  • Mistakes are logged by situation so you can fix your weak spots
Running count, true count and suggested bet on screen

Card counting, for real

AI players fill the table so cards come out at a realistic pace. Every now and then the dealer stops and asks you for the count.

  • 8 systems: Hi-Lo, KO, Hi-Opt I and II, Omega II, Zen, Wong Halves, Red Seven
  • True count from the decks remaining, bet ramp from 1 to 8 units
  • Illustrious 18 and Fab 4 deviations built into the advice
Simulator with the bankroll curve

Short drills and a simulator

Got ten minutes? Run a focused drill. Wondering whether a rule really matters? The simulator plays 100,000 rounds in a few seconds.

  • Strategy flash drill against the clock, by hand type
  • Deck countdown and true count conversion
  • Simulator: edge, standard deviation, risk of ruin, bankroll curve

Three ways to play

Pick your level when you sit down

You can switch modes at any time from the top bar. New to blackjack? Start with the rules, then basic strategy.

Coach

Beginner

The right move is highlighted before every decision. Pick something else and the game asks if you're sure.

Free play

Intermediate

You play on your own. Make a mistake and the game explains it right after, without stopping the round.

Counting

Advanced

Full table, hidden count, regular quizzes, bets suggested from the true count.

Version 1.1.1

Play online or install it

The browser and desktop versions are identical. The desktop app runs offline and full screen.

Windows

Windows 10 and 11 · 64-bit · ≈ 102 MB

Download installer

macOS

macOS 11 or later · Intel and Apple Silicon · ≈ 196 MB

Download .dmg

Linux

x86-64 and ARM64 · ≈ 127 MB

Download AppImage

Don't want to install anything?The full game runs in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari.

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System requirements

What you need to play

Graphics quality adjusts itself to your device and drops automatically if the game slows down. You can also set it yourself.

Minimum

BrowserRecent Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari with WebGL
OSWindows 10, macOS 11, 64-bit Linux, Android, iPadOS
CPU2 cores
Memory4 GB
GraphicsIntegrated GPU (Intel HD 4000 or similar)
Storage300 MB (desktop app)

Recommended

BrowserLatest Chrome or Edge
OSWindows 11, macOS 13 or later
CPU4 cores
Memory8 GB
GraphicsDedicated GPU, Intel Iris Xe, Apple M1 or newer
Display1920 × 1080, keyboard and mouse

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Can I win or lose real money?

No. Blackjack Play only uses play chips with no value. There's nothing to buy, bet or cash out. If your stack runs dry, you refill it for free.

Is it really free?

Yes. No subscription, no ads, no account.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes, in the browser, portrait or landscape. A locked camera view and tap-to-bet chips make it easy with one finger. It's even more comfortable on a computer with keyboard shortcuts (H to hit, S to stand…).

Where are my stats stored?

Only on your device. Nothing is sent to a server. You can export them to a file and import them on another computer (Settings → Data).

Is card counting legal?

Counting in your head isn't a crime. Casinos can still ask a suspected counter to leave, and using any device at the table is prohibited. Blackjack Play is for understanding the game and practicing, not for gambling.

Windows says "Windows protected your PC". What do I do?

That message shows up for new apps without a paid code-signing certificate. Click "More info", then "Run anyway". Or simply play in your browser, nothing to install.

Which rules are used?

By default: 6 decks, dealer stands on soft 17, blackjack pays 3 to 2, double after split, late surrender. Six presets (Las Vegas, Atlantic City, European no-hole-card…) and 16 rules can be changed, and the advice adapts automatically.

The table is open.

The game loads in a few seconds in your browser. Your settings and stats are saved for next time.

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