Blackjack Trainer+

Sixteen against a ten. You know the answer. The question is whether you make it every time, with chips on the felt, speed, and distractions. Blackjack Trainer+ teaches you basic strategy and quizzes you until the right play is a reflex under any circumstance. Ad free and full offline functionality. Practice on-the-go and before you play. THE TABLE Six decks, dealer hits soft 17, double after split, late surrender, blackjack pays 3 to 2, cut card at three quarters of the shoe. The game as a good Las Vegas table deals it. Switch soft 17, double after split or surrender in Settings and the grading follows your table. BASIC STRATEGY, GRADED Every hit, stand, double, split and surrender is checked against the basic strategy chart for these rules. A wrong call stops the hand, lights the cell you missed on its chart row, and says why in one plain sentence. Fix it, or play it your way and take the loss. The grader and the printed chart agree on all 1,212 hand and up-card combinations. The app checks that agreement itself. THE HANDS YOU MISS A miss is remembered. In training it comes back within a few hands. Drill My Mistakes deals only your weak cells until you play each one right three times in a row. Hand totals stay hidden unless you turn them on, because nobody adds the cards for you at a real table. HI-LO, ONE SYSTEM Twos through sixes are +1, sevens through nines are 0, tens and aces are −1. Between hands the count check asks for the running count. When that holds, switch it to the true count, running count over decks remaining. Insurance is offered on every ace, even money when you insure a natural, and the Illustrious 18 are in the charts for the day you need them. NEVER PLAYED? Start in Free Play, where nothing is graded. Place a bet and you get two cards. Face cards count 10 and an ace counts 1 or 11. Hit to take another card, or stand on what you have. The aim is to finish closer to 21 than the dealer without going over. The house rules sit behind the question mark on the table. ALSO AT THE TABLE • Strategy charts for hard totals, soft totals and pairs, plus H17 and S17 deviations • Progress: accuracy by hand type, streaks and achievements • Splits to four hands, one card on split aces, surrender on the first two cards only • Recorded cards and chips, a quiet lounge behind them, a switch for each • iPhone and iPad