Free practice card room · play money only
Learn blackjack and poker with a coach at your elbow.
Play hands against the dealer and five poker opponents while a coach checks every decision — basic strategy, card counting, pot odds — and explains the reasoning in plain words.
- No sign-up
- Works on your phone
- Progress stays on your device
BLACKJACK PAYS 3 TO 2Dealer must stand on all 17s
Blackjack! That pays 3 to 2.
What you can practise
Two games, one coach, no risk.
Every table explains itself as you play. When you're ready to go deeper, the drills isolate the skills that decide most hands.
A table with a coach
Hit, stand, double, split and surrender. The coach checks each move against basic strategy and stops you before a mistake, with the reason.
Open the table → BlackjackCard-counting drills
Learn the Hi-Lo tags, hold a running count at casino speed, and turn it into a true count from the discard tray.
Start counting → BlackjackBasic strategy chart
The full chart for hard totals, soft totals and pairs — tap any cell for the reasoning behind the play.
See the chart → Texas Hold'emA six-handed table
No-limit Hold'em against five opponents with their own styles. Your equity and the pot odds update on every decision.
Take a seat → Texas Hold'emOdds drills
Read showdowns, count your outs with the rule of 2 and 4, and decide whether the price is right to call.
Train your odds → Both tablesYour 16-bit character
Build a pixel-art player with hats, helmets, shades and more. It sits at both tables and cheers when you win.
Build yours →Free guides
Read up before you sit down.
Rules, basic strategy & card counting
What the cards are worth, when to hit, double, split or surrender, why 4, 5 and 6 are the dealer's worst cards, whether to take insurance, and how Hi-Lo counting works.
Read the blackjack guide → Texas Hold'em guideHand rankings, starting hands & pot odds
Poker hands in order with their odds, how kickers break ties, which hands to play from every seat, counting outs with the rule of 2 and 4, and when a call pays.
Read the Hold'em guide →A training tool, not a casino.
Chips here are pretend: they can't be bought, won or cashed out. Good strategy lowers the house edge but doesn't remove it. If you play for real, set a limit before you start — and if it stops being fun, free, confidential help is available.