# Blackjack Card Counting Practice

> Card

Canonical page: [https://chrome-stats.com/d/id605286395](https://chrome-stats.com/d/id605286395)

## Overview

- **ID:** `id605286395`
- **Platform:** Apple
- **Type:** Apple app
- **Status:** Available
- **Publisher:** KBIC International Ltd
- **Category:** Card
- **Rating:** 1.60 / 5 (16 ratings)
- **Version:** 1.2
- **Last updated:** 2017-09-04
- **First published:** 2013-05-06
- **Size:** 21 MB
- **Data as of:** 2026-09-23
- **Store listing:** [Apple App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/blackjack-card-counting-practice/id605286395)

## Description

Card counting sounds very sophisticated to the general public; however there are some simple ways that can be practiced by normal individuals like you and me. 

The goal of card counting is to predict whether the players or the dealer have the advantage in the next round of cards. Based on statistical evidence high cards (10s, Js, Qs Ks and aces) put the players at an advantage, while the low cards benefit the dealer more than the players. When high cards are dealt, there will be less high cards remaining in the shoe, making the players less favorable in future rounds. Thus, in these counting systems, negative points are assigned to the high cards. For the same reason positive points are assigned to low cards.

This app teaches you 4 popular blackjack card counting techniques - Hi-Lo, Hi-Opt1, Hi-Opt2, and Wong Halves. The purpose of this app is to help you become familiar with these systems so that you can use them when you are at the blackjack table. After playing with the app, you should be able to count cards accurately and quickly with these 4 card counting strategies.

Good luck! If this app helps you make money on the blackjack table, please support us by buying the ad-free version (Click the "Buy Ad Free Version" button)! The free version will have ads popping up from time to time.

## Rankings

- #425,752 — Overall

## Review summary

Top positives are limited educational value and a casino-like practice concept; main complaints are ads, tiny cards, and weak instructional content, with some note of poor support and requests for feature additions. Overall, usability and ad interruptions drive negative sentiment despite basic practice benefits.

### Pros

- Some educational value for learning card values and running counts.
- Nice app overall.
- Casino-style practice concept that some users find appealing.

### Cons

- Excessive ads after every hand; ad overlays disrupt play.
- Cards are microscopic/small, making counting quickly difficult.
- Limited instructional content on strategy (running vs true count).
- Perceived lack of developer support or responsiveness.
- Requests for additional features (e.g., KO and Red 7).

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