Blackjack Card Counting Trainer Free

Blackjack Card Counting Trainer Free

by Dealer Bust Time LLC

732 ratings
106 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 18, 2013
  • August 31, 2015

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Master blackjack strategy and card counting with this trainer app. Learn basic strategy, practice real hand signals, and improve your game to gain an advantage over the house. Ideal for aspiring professional players.

Basic Strategy training
Real hand signal practice
Running count tracking
Basic Strategy mistake guidance
Learn HiLo card counting (upgrade)
Variable betting practice (upgrade)
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What's New in Blackjack Card Counting Trainer Free

2.0.201

August 31, 2015

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. * Introducing the Card Counting Drill * We've added Game Center * Deviation tracking fixed

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$2.99

Go Pro

Upgrade to the Pro version to disable ads and unlock these features: * Change the number of decks in the shoe. * Learn and practice play with deviations. * True count conversion. * Track your progress with variable betting. * Multiple rule variations.

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User reviews

No better than all the others

Same complaint as ALL the other black jack games. Once you start betting over $100 the dealer starts magically and blatantly win more.

It could use a slider to speed the dealer

I’m just learning the basics right now. I would slow it down to count, speed it up to just play.

App crashes

For the last year the app crashes within minutes of opening.

Not a bad training app.

As per title, but there were a few things that irked me.
Not being able to hit after splitting aces ~ some casinos allow this.
Surrender isn’t an option in every casino.
Very sensitive to the two-fingered tap for doubling the bet ~ if both fingers don’t hit together at exactly the same instant then it registers as a hit.

1. Not sure if there’s a way to vary casino rules, or,
2. changing the counting system ~ not everyone uses the HiLo.
Good for general practice, but without knowing the above two points I wouldn’t upgrade.
I will, however, keep the app on my device.

Kudos to the developer(s) for releasing a free version ~ it’s a rarity these days.
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Great app (but one annoying bug)

I love the app but please fix the bug that mess up the count when we resume the game after quitting in the middle of a shoe when we are in the betting screen. It seems to reduce the count by -1.

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

App crashes when switching between game and website

Bug

Counting drill not accepting certain negative counts

Bug

Dealer hand logic issues (e.g. hitting soft 18)

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Add option to review previous hands

Feature

Improve counting drill functionality

Feature

Provide more casino rule variations

Feature

Add buttons instead of relying on gestures

Feature

Display win/loss statistics and betting performance

Feature

FAQ

What does the Blackjack Card Counting Trainer Free app do?

This app is designed to help users improve their blackjack skills by training them in basic strategy and card counting. It provides step-by-step instruction to help players gain an advantage over the casino, moving them from amateur gamblers to potentially winning professionals.

What are the key features of the free version?

The free version includes training for basic blackjack strategy and allows users to practice real hand signals used in casinos, such as Hit, Stand, Double Down, Split, and Surrender. It also helps users keep a running count and guides them if they make basic strategy mistakes.

How much does the app cost?

The app is available for free and offers in-app purchases for advanced features. Users can upgrade to learn more advanced card counting systems like HiLo, practice variable betting, and access multiple rule variations.

What are the common use cases for this app?

Users can practice at home to build their blackjack foundation, use the app to freshen up their skills in a hotel room before playing at the tables, or even use it right before entering a casino to ensure they are on top of their game.

Is this app compatible with my device?

The provided data does not specify compatibility details. However, as a mobile application, it is designed for use on smartphones and tablets. Users should check the app store listing for specific operating system requirements.