Recommended first step
Lesson 1: Card Values
If blackjack is new to you, learn card values and hand totals before you sit at the guided table.
Start Lesson 1Guided Course
Blackjack for Beginners
Start with card values, then move into a guided blackjack table where you can practice the full beginner flow for free.
Guided Course
Beginner Course path
Free practice
Guided table practice
Already know how to read a hand? Practice the beginner flow with the coach.
Practice at the guided tableNatural next step
Play by the book
Before counting cards, learn why basic strategy recommends each decision. Guests can view this step; to practice it, you need to create a free account.
Play by the bookNext: counting
Learn a counting system
Once you understand the table and the book, move on to system training such as KO or Hi-Lo. Here you practice running count, true count, and betting discipline.
Learn a systemReal Hand Simulation
Go through the full blackjack flow—seating, betting, dealing, decisions, and round wrap-up—in a guided experience.
Smart Guided Learning
Includes an interactive coach, a dynamic checklist, and real-time access to the strategy guide.
Learning-Focused Access
This table is built exclusively for the course and kept separate from the main lobby for a distraction-free experience.
Step by step
Start with the lesson, then practice at the guided table.
This path keeps the first session focused: learn the card values, practice the hand flow, and create a free account only when you want to save progress.
Common questions
Before you start
Quick answers so you can begin the course with clarity and less friction.
Is the beginner course free?
Yes. You can start the lesson and practice the beginner flow for free. A free account is only needed when you want to save progress.
Do I need an account to begin?
You do not need an account to explore the start of the course. If you want to keep progress and return later, you can create a free account.
What comes after the first lesson?
After learning card values, you can practice at the guided table, study basic strategy, and move toward systems such as KO or Hi-Lo.