Random Tomato

Been using for a few months now, I'm enjoying it. It's vvv customizable for rulesets and such, there's no ads, I'm unsure if it is rigged or not, i stay ±10 games from starting curency, but overall vvv nicely made, good for casual play. Occationally when tabbing in/out of the game it will have some graphical errors like 1 of your cards being upside down, or the result screen being present during your next turn but they are all minor and only affect 1 round. for no ads, simple, free, fun, 5/5

Cally A

Finally, the perfect blackjack app! It has a one-time "premium" cost of $3 that gets rid of the ads, and boy, is it worth it. The only criticism I could make is that the buttons to hit, stand, split, etc. are spaced together closely and sometimes you hit the wrong one by mistake. And new hands can be dealt so fast you can accidentally press the button before you realize what you're doing. Amazing customizable options with how many decks in a shoe, how deep the shoe gets penetrated, etc. A+++!!!

Tyler Threatte

Love this app! It allows you to dial in your pay perfectly. For example I play the against the computer at the casino due to the lower minimum bet amount. I can tell this app that I want whatever amount of decks shuffled after every hand, along with setting the rules that I have to play against. Really allows me to get a feel of what I'm up against during the real thing. Spend the $3 and get premium to skip ads, it's well worth it.

A Google user

After playing hours of this, it's pretty obvious that it has an algorithm built-in that anticipates your basic strategy moves, and lays out specific cards for the dealer, in certain situations, to ensure you will lose the hand. Since there is no true money on the line, I assume it's so that someone with experience counting doesn't just go in and crush the game. I'm an experienced card player, and this app just doesn't flow like a true, realistic game. However, it is pretty good for practice.

Gbe Nother

Plays pretty well, although it's slightly confusing that the same symbol denotes both Split and Push. The symbol doesn't really "makes sense" in both contexts. Maybe you could use different colors? Or perhaps make < > mean Split and > < mean Push, something like that. I'd prefer if my bet amount carried over, rather than requiring a separate step. You could maybe have a "Change Bet" button next to "Deal". The Strategy charts are useless without a key, or explanation of some kind. Edited