The casino that
shows you the math.

Four-max no-limit against Ace Meridian — a fictional world champion whose every decision is equity simulation, never a script. Share a room link and your friends take the bot seats from anywhere: chat, video, charity nights.

Deal five, choose your holds, and see every possible play ranked by exact expected value — enumerated over every draw. Tracks how often you find the best one.

The classic machine with a practice bankroll. The Hint button asks the trainer's engine — same enumeration, so the advice can never disagree with the analysis.

Tap any bet and see its truth: exact probability, payout, and edge over the 38 pockets. The five-number basket isn't offered — the felt tells you why.

The come-out/point cycle with tumbling dice — and free odds at true payouts, labeled what they are: the only fair bet in the casino.

Seven cards, one decision. The dealer's house way is published and verifiable, the 5% commission is printed, and the edge is simulated on your device — labeled, never dressed as enumerated.

Stand, hit, and double each wear their exact expected value, recomputed live from the cards actually left in the deck. No charts, no memory — the enumeration IS the advice.

Nobody makes a decision after the bets — which is why every probability here is exact: enumerated from the 8-deck shoe on your device, including what the tie really costs.

Blackjack's wilder cousin: bonuses for long 21s, and every decision's expected value enumerated live — watch the strategy diverge from blackjack in real numbers.

Ante, see seven cards, fold or raise up to 3×. The dealer must qualify at 9-high — and the edge is simulated on your device, labeled exactly that.

Hexes, dice, corrals and a rustler against three ranchers. Every number wears its pips (ways in 36), and the Coach marks the best move and says why — it's the same brain the ranchers play by. No wager: this is the study table.

Deeds, rent, houses and the Lockup against three rivals — and every square wears its exact share of all landings, solved from a Markov chain over the dice, the lockup rule and the card decks. The board is not fair, and now you can see it.

Playing never needs an account. Make one to carry your chips and trainer accuracy across devices — minimal data, export or delete everything, any time.