LIVE TABLE · 6 DECKS · DEALER STANDS ON SOFT 17 · BLACKJACK PAYS 3:2

Free blackjack trainer with a coach

Every player has a blind spot. Find yours.

Blackjack is solved: every hand has one best move. Watch this table and see who follows the chart. Then sit down with a coach that checks your moves, explains them, and tracks the spots you get wrong.

Play a hand
New here? Why Blindspot Blackjack? →With friends? Play in Discord →
Dealer
I
Iris
400
H
Hank
400
M
Mei
400
O
Otis
400
D
Della
400
ROUND—
SHOE312
ACTION
DEALERwhere the dealer ends up

Bets going out…

THE CHART VS THE TABLEcount 0 · true 0
HANDCHARTRIGHT
Iris———
Hank———
Mei———
Otis———
Della———
Play · coached games

Take a seat.

Play rounds at your own table, with bots in the other seats. The coach checks every move against the chart, the review shows where you and the chart disagreed, and the tracker keeps score for everyone.

Other players

4 players at the table. You always play first. Everyone plays against the dealer, so they don't change your odds; they make the table feel real and give counters more cards to track.

Who sits with you

A typical casino table: one chart player, some hunch players, and a rookie.

Iris By the bookHank Never bustsMei Mostly right

Buy-in and table limits

Play money. You buy in for 40 minimum bets, and you can rebuy any time you run out.

Table rules

With these rules and perfect play, the house keeps about 0.43% of what you bet.

Show the count ADVANCED

For card counting practice: the Hi-Lo count of every card seen since the shuffle. New to counting? Start with the counting lessons.

Deal me in · 400 chips
Basic strategy · the chart

Know your chart.

42%of the time the dealer busts showing a 6. A weak card: let them take the risk.
16 v 6HARD

Stand. The dealer shows a 6 and busts 42% of the time. Hitting 16 risks busting first, so stand and let the dealer take the risk.

Stand −15.37 · Hit −43.09 · Surrender −50 · Double −86.19 per 100 chips bet

The full chart, for any rules →

2345678910A
8 or less
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17+
A,2
A,3
A,4
A,5
A,6
A,7
A,8
A,9
2,2
3,3
4,4
5,5
6,6
7,7
8,8
9,9
10,10
A,A
Film room · Hit or stand?

Reps beat reading.

Three hands people often play by feel. Make your move, then see the best one and what every move is worth over time.

Hard 12 against a 3Q 1 / 3 · Score 0 / 0
Dealer shows
Your hand
Learn · basics and beyond

The basics, fast.

Short lessons with one visual each: how a round works, the dealer's rules and the moves, then luck and the house edge, a tour of the coach, and an optional card counting track. Every lesson has a "going deeper" box for experienced players.

Start the lessonsSkip to a game
01How a round plays outBets, the deal, your moves, the dealer, the payout.02Hand valuesHard and soft totals, and what busts.03The dealer's rulesWhy the dealer's face-up card matters so much.04Hit or standHands of 12 to 16, against weak and strong dealer cards.05Doubling and splittingWhen to put more chips out, and why.06Soft handsHands with an ace counting 11: you can't bust with one card.07Surrender and insuranceOne move that saves chips, one side bet that costs them.08Luck and swingsWhy right moves still lose rounds, and nights.09The house edge and table rulesHow small rule changes move the odds.10The table screenWhat every part of the table shows.11The coachWhat it says after each move, and what the numbers mean.12Your blindspotsHow the site finds a habit, then drills it out.13Why counting worksThe cards that have gone change the cards to come.14The running countHi-Lo: +1, 0 or −1 for every card you see.15True count and bettingDivide by the decks left, then size your bet.16Index playsThe few spots where the count changes the right move.
Guides · plain-English answers

Blackjack questions, answered.

New to the game or sharpening it? Read how a round works, what basic strategy says and why, how Hi-Lo card counting works, and which table rules cost you most. Each guide links to a free tool to try it.

All guides
01How to play blackjackCard values, what the dealer does, every move you can make, how each result pays, and one round from start to finish.02Basic strategy explainedThe best move for every hand, in plain words: why the dealer's card decides it, and the rules of thumb for hard hands, soft hands and pairs.03How to count cards with Hi-LoThe running count, the true count, a simple bet ramp, and how to practise. Legal, but not always welcome.043:2 vs 6:5 and the house edgeWhich table rules cost you the most, with the house edge for each, and how to read the sign before you sit.
Your seat's open.
Deal me in