Play Blackjack free at Casino Table Practice — no signup, no real money. Drill basic strategy with splits, doubles, and surrender against a 6-deck shoe, and watch your win rate over time.
Rules
Beat the dealer by getting closer to 21 without going over. Number cards count their face value, J/Q/K count 10, and an Ace counts 1 or 11.
Place your bet, then you and the dealer each get two cards — one dealer card stays face down.
Hit to take another card or Stand to keep your total. Going over 21 (a bust) loses immediately.
Double Down doubles your bet for exactly one more card; Split turns two equal-rank cards into two hands; Surrender forfeits half your bet on your first two cards.
A two-card 21 is a Blackjack and pays 3:2. The dealer hits 16 and stands on all 17s. Insurance is offered when the dealer shows an Ace.
Strategy
Always split Aces and 8s; never split 5s or 10s.
Double down on 11 vs any dealer card, 10 vs 2–9, and 9 vs 3–6.
Hard hands: stand on 17+; stand on 13–16 vs a dealer 2–6, otherwise hit; hit 12 vs 2–3.
Soft hands (Ace as 11): stand on soft 19+, hit soft 17 or less, and double soft 13–18 vs a dealer 4–6.
Never take insurance — it's a losing side bet over the long run.
This is free online blackjack you can play right now in your browser — no download, no signup, and no real money. You get a realistic six-deck table where you can hit, stand, double down, split, and surrender, with blackjacks paying the full 3:2.
It's built for practice. Because there's nothing to lose, it's the ideal place to drill basic strategy until the right move is automatic, then carry that instinct to a real table. Your win rate, biggest wins, and streaks are tracked so you can see yourself improve.
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Blackjack: frequently asked questions
Is this blackjack really free?
Yes — completely free and play-money only. There's nothing to buy, no wagering of real cash, and no account needed to start playing.
What blackjack rules does the table use?
A six-deck shoe where the dealer stands on all 17s, double-after-split is allowed, and late surrender is available. Natural blackjacks pay 3:2. With correct basic strategy these liberal rules give a house edge of only about 0.26%.
How can I practice basic strategy?
Open the Blackjack Trainer, which deals hands and grades each decision against basic strategy, or look up the correct play for any hand versus any dealer up-card on the strategy pages.
Should I take insurance?
No. Insurance is a side bet that loses money over the long run; basic strategy is to decline it every time, which our trainer will confirm.
Do I need to install anything?
No. It runs in any modern browser and also installs as an app (PWA) if you'd like a home-screen icon and offline access.