The book
Every hand has a right play. Most people at the table don't know it.
It's called basic strategy, and the casino's edge shrinks to almost nothing when you use it. Book 21 turns the chart into habit, one hand at a time, so you aren't guessing with real chips in front of you.
Got a trip coming up?
Vegas this spring. A cruise in June. Get table-ready before you go.
Set your destination and your date, and Book 21 sets up the exact rules you'll find there. It counts down the days, shows how table-ready you are, and on the day itself it hands you the few plays that cover the most hands.
- Tables for the Las Vegas Strip, cruise ships and more
- A budget planner that shows what a night at the table really costs
- Your table's chart, one tap away and offline at sea
No trip planned? It's just as good for a regular night out.
A real table
Full hands from a real shoe.
Other players fill the seats, the dealer checks for blackjack, and the shoe runs down like it does in the casino. Pick the rules on your cruise ship or in Vegas and practice that exact game.
A coach on every decision
Graded on the call, never the cards.
A right play that loses is still right. The coach tells you what the book says, why, and what the other play would have cost you over the long run. A miss is just a spot to practice.
The numbers behind the call
See what every play is worth.
The coach shows where the dealer is likely to finish and what each play is worth on your bet, over many hands. Sometimes every choice loses a little. The book loses least, and a right call that loses is still right.
After each shoe, it adds up the spots where the book plays it differently and sends them to your drills, so you practice the hands you actually miss.
What the book says
The whole chart for your exact table.
Six decks or one, dealer hits or stands on soft 17, surrender or not. The chart changes with the rules, and Book 21 always shows the one for your table. Your hand lights up, with the reason in plain words.
- Hard hands, soft hands and pairs, every square
- Plain rules for when a chart is too much
- Works offline, at sea or on the casino floor
Drills
Make the play. Find the slip. Add it up.
Fast drills for the hands that trip people up. Make the call on tricky totals, soft hands and pairs, and keep count of the cards.
In the film room, a hand plays out step by step. Somewhere a player went off the book, and your job is to spot it. Then the coach shows what the book does and why.
Progress you earn
Streaks and badges for playing it right.
Rewards come from good decisions only. Never from winning, betting big or luck. Get to 25 in a row by the book and the dealer starts to notice.
“A right call that loses is still right.”
The book
Your next trip starts at the practice table.
Free to start. No real money, no chips to buy, ever.