Learning To Deal Blackjack

Learning To Deal Blackjack

by Hatch Software Solutions LLC

16 ratings
20 reviews
$2.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 19, 2014
  • February 4, 2024

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This educational app helps aspiring and current table game dealers practice blackjack payouts and hand totaling. It simulates real chip colors and offers over 400 different bets across 7 levels for quick and accurate skill development.

Practice blackjack payouts (3:2, 6:5)
Over 400 different bets with 7 levels
Simulate payouts with table rack
Practice totaling hands
Improve speed and accuracy
Realistic chip colors
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What's New in Learning To Deal Blackjack

1.6.3

February 4, 2024

Updated Timer to a full 1 min with progress bar Updated Navigation Bar

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Last updated on August 2, 2026.

User reviews

Black $100 chip doesn’t work

Would love to give this app a higher rating, because it is really a cool idea. Unfortunately the black $100 chip does not work, so I have to pay out $100+ with a bunch of smaller chips -which I would naturally not do in real life.

Waste of money

Waste of money

Payout

When totaling the payout the .25 cent option isn’t available

Digging the new updates!

Shout out to the creator of this app! I had concerns and questions about how the app functions and made a couple suggestions by messaging their Facebook page, regarding the app.

Not only did they take my concerns into consideration, they updated the app to fix some issues!!

Highly recommend checking out this app and their other apps. It’s helped me a lot with drills.
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..I mean it’s good for what it is currently.

For what the app currently is, it’s pretty decent. The only issue I have with the app is not being able to reset immediately. When I make a mistake on the blackjack payouts, the app literally forces you to continue with the entire level before allowing you to redo the current level. Another thing I noticed about the app, is when counting the card values, the app is a little slow when trying to keep up with the resets. When the 30 seconds are over, and you try to reset quickly before the app can tell you how many hands, you’ve completed correctly, the prompt for how many you got correct, will appear during another round which gets in the way of continuing the new round started. Also the 30 second timer does not count down all the way (it stops midway through)

Here are some features I think, would be nice on this app:
-having the ability to customize the cheques in terms of color and value to reflect the casino you work in. Not all casinos have .50¢ cheques.

-Being able to play a two hands and entering the value of the player cards (like a modified version of what the app already has)

-A reset button for the main “total value” section of the app.

-A section to test insurance bet knowledge like the blackjack payouts.

A section where you have to figure out “cheque change” for buy-ins. As well as changing cheques/coloring up to higher values.

Overall I believe this app has a lot of potential to develop further :)
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FAQ

What is Learning To Deal Blackjack used for?

Learning To Deal Blackjack is an educational tool designed specifically for table game dealers to practice blackjack payouts and hand totaling. It is not a game but a training simulator.

How much does Learning To Deal Blackjack cost?

Learning To Deal Blackjack is a paid app, available for a one-time purchase of $2.99.

What devices is Learning To Deal Blackjack compatible with?

Learning To Deal Blackjack is supported on iPhone and iPod devices.

How often is Learning To Deal Blackjack updated?

The app was last updated on February 4, 2024, with version 1.6.3. This indicates regular maintenance and potential feature additions.

What is the age rating for Learning To Deal Blackjack?

Learning To Deal Blackjack has an age rating of 17+, suggesting mature themes or content complexity suitable for adults.

Does Learning To Deal Blackjack offer different learning modes?

Yes, Learning To Deal Blackjack features over 400 different bets across 7 levels, allowing for varied practice scenarios to enhance dealer skills.

Can I track my progress with Learning To Deal Blackjack?

While the app focuses on practice for speed and accuracy, specific progress tracking features are not detailed. The goal is to improve your performance through repeated simulation.

What do users think of Learning To Deal Blackjack?

Learning To Deal Blackjack has an average rating of 3.5 stars from 16 ratings. This suggests a mixed but generally positive reception from its user base.