Learn it. Drill it.
Play it.
Six games, each with the full stack: lessons that teach the floor, drills that make it automatic, a coached table against bots, and progress that remembers where you're weak.
Blackjack
Basic-strategy charts
Vegas Strip, Downtown and 6:5 payoffs, each as a chart you can consult mid-hand. The table's rules load with the table.
The flash drill
Hands appear and you answer; the drill keeps serving the ones you miss until they stop costing you.
Hi-Lo counting
A running-count trainer at slow, medium or Vegas speed, with the true count and the bet to place.
Poker tournaments
Range drills for every seat
Preflop ranges by position and stack, drilled until you can open, 3-bet and call from any seat on short.
A nine-handed tournament
No-Limit Hold'em against eight bots, blinds climbing on a real timer, save-and-finish on the house.
Every decision graded
Each call, raise and fold is graded against the range and saved to your session, pot by pot.
Craps
The whole layout, priced
Every bet on the table with its payout and house edge, so a hop bet is a decision instead of a guess.
Payout drills
Call the pay off each number before the dealer does, and learn where the layout makes money.
A coached table
Shoot the dice with five bots at the full table; the stick calls the rolls and the coach calls your bets.
Ultimate Texas Hold'em
The strategy card
Play or check by card class on the flop and the river, the way the card in the rail teaches it.
A decision drill that costs antes
Each wrong call is priced in the antes it costs you at your table minimum — the game's own currency for being wrong.
Baccarat
The drawing rules, tappable
A tableau of every two-card total and what each side does next — tap a cell and the coup works itself.
Commission and roads drills
Call your pay net of the 5%, and read the Big Road, the Big Eye Boy and the rest without a scorecard.
Punto Banco and Chemin de fer
Both tables: the mini with its shoe and cut card, and the full Chemin de fer with the bank auction and covers.
Pai Gow Poker
The house way, rule by rule
Every rule of the official house way, with the specific seven cards where each one bites.
Setting drills
Split seven cards into a high and a low hand under the clock, then see how your setting grades against the house way.
A coached table
The dice, the bank rotation and the bonus bets — the progressive, Envy and the meter — at a full table with bots.
The coach
Three modes, your call
Strict blocks a wrong move until you make the chart play. Flag mistakes lets it through and explains it. Silent stays out of your hands.
Apple Intelligence, on device
On iPhones that support it, the coach writes each explanation with Apple's on-device model and answers follow-up questions. Nothing about your play leaves the phone.
It explains, it never decides
The strategy engine decides the right play. The coach only translates it — on any iPhone it falls back to notes built from the same strategy facts.
Drills & progress
Accuracy and weak spots, per game
Your overall accuracy and the specific hands, bets or settings you miss most, for every game you touch.
Sessions, decision by decision
Every session is reviewable move by move, with the coach's explanation attached to the calls that hurt.
A daily streak
Practise a little every day and keep the streak alive — the nudge that a chart alone never gives you.
House rules
Play money, for real
Every chip is play money. There is no real-money gambling, and chips can't be bought, cashed out or won. One $1,000 stack, free rebuys, done in the settings.
One price, no subscriptions
$1.99 once on the App Store. No ads, no in-app purchases, no monthly anything.
Eight languages
English, Spanish, French, German, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Traditional Chinese — the tables, the coach and the lessons in each.
Three table themes
Classic Felt, Midnight Neon and Crimson Lounge. The house always dresses for its clientele.