Six-deck blackjack
Capital trajectory
Basic-strategy simulation
Automatically plays a simplified basic strategy: hit below 17, stand on 17+.
Hand history
| Hand | Player | Dealer | Stake | Result | P/L | Playing pot | Profit bank | Total wealth |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No hands played yet. | ||||||||
Read the decisions, not just the result
This simulator deals from a finite virtual shoe and records every fictional hand, stake and bankroll movement. Before acting, compare your cards with the dealer’s visible card, then use the history to review whether your decision process stayed consistent. A winning hand can follow a poor choice and a losing hand can follow a statistically sound choice; short-term outcomes do not prove that a strategy works.
The batch mode uses a deliberately simplified rule—hit below 17 and stand on 17 or above—so it is a demonstration, not a complete basic-strategy engine. Rules such as dealer behaviour, deck count, splitting, surrender and table conditions change probabilities in real venues. The true-count display is an educational estimate and must not be treated as a forecast or a promise of profit.
Try setting a fixed starting pot and base stake, run a defined number of hands, and compare drawdown, largest stake and return between sessions. Banking fictional profit changes where the balance is displayed; it does not improve the underlying odds. No money can be deposited, won or withdrawn here.