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Simulated units only. Returned stakes excluded. Winning and losing totals group each settled round’s net result, including side bets.Know the move before you make it
Blackjack.
A little misbehaving.
Play the hand. Learn the decision. Keep the chips imaginary.
SAILOR MARKYour table.
Your practice. Your pace.
Your table. Your choice.
Virgin settings await Mark’s onboard confirmation. Vegas is an example preset, not a casino-wide standard. Insurance offered against an ace; other side bets excluded.
DEALER
with Sailor MarkGOOD DECISIONS. GREAT STORIES.
Pick your Sailor Mark chips
How many units?
Choose 1–100 simulated units. Doubling adds the same stake; each split creates another equal stake.
Dealer shows an ace
Insurance?
A separate half-stake bet, paying 2:1 if the dealer has blackjack. Basic strategy declines insurance.
What’s your move?
Your session, on the record
Good practice travels with you.
Mistake history stays in this browser when storage is available. Casino stamps are saved separately. Complete five rounds to earn your blackjack stamp.
How the trainer works
Choose Learn with strategy for a guide to each move, explanations and scoring. Choose Just play for hand results without advice, grading or lesson pauses. Late surrender, when enabled in Vegas settings, returns half your opening wager after the dealer checks for blackjack. It is unavailable after hitting, doubling or splitting. Each correct basic-strategy decision in learning mode earns one point, even if the hand loses. Several decisions can occur in one hand. Ten-hand practice gives feedback after each move; the 20-hand session saves explanations for the session review. Free play has no hand limit. Quick Play removes the Continue hand pauses and keeps a short explanation visible. Finish any completed round to review.
Practice mistakes repeats the situations you missed, using the rules saved with those situations. It is a targeted drill, so its hands are not a random sample of casino deals. Unit bets affect simulated results, not strategy points. Betting more does not earn extra points.
References: single-deck, double-deck, and Wizard of Odds, 4–8 deck basic strategy. This trainer uses total-dependent basic strategy, without card counting or composition exceptions.