Free blackjack and Texas Hold'em practice tables with a strategy coach
Dealer shows an Ace. Insure for $12.50?
You're out of chips.
Count drills
Hi-Lo in three steps: know each card's tag without thinking, hold a running total while cards fly, then turn it into a true count.
Tag each card as fast as you can. Low cards +1 · 7, 8, 9 0 · 10s, faces & Aces −1
Cards will flash here. Keep a running total in your head.
Read the discard tray to estimate how many decks are gone, then divide the running count by the decks left.
You're out of chips.
Hold'em drills
Three skills that decide most hands: reading who wins at showdown, counting your outs, and knowing when the price is right to call.
Two players reach showdown. Each makes the best five-card hand from their two cards plus the board.
An out is an unseen card that completes your draw. Count every one — but don't count the same card twice.
It's the turn and you're on a draw. Your opponent bets. Is the price right?