Blackjack Card Counting

Lukas

Lukas Swiger

Counting Cards: Black Jack

This Python application is a manual Blackjack card-counting assistant designed for use in real-life games. Its core functionality is based on the Hi-Lo card counting system, where certain cards are assigned values (+1, 0, or -1) to keep a running count of the game. Players manually input each card as it is played, and the program continuously updates the count to estimate the probability of favorable cards appearing next. Using this information, the application provides precise guidance for every possible decision in Blackjack, including hitting, standing, doubling down, splitting pairs, and betting strategies.
Unlike automated simulators or AI opponents, this tool is intended for real table play and emphasizes giving players a strategic edge over the house without having to memorize or track the count mentally. By integrating probability analysis, the Hi-Lo counting method, and game logic, the application allows users to make consistently optimal moves based on the current state of the game. Whether you’re a beginner learning card counting or an experienced player looking for a practical assistant, this tool offers actionable insights for every hand, making it a comprehensive resource for real-world Blackjack strategy.
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Posted Aug 18, 2025

Manual Blackjack card-counting assistant using Hi-Lo system; input cards and get precise guidance for every move.

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Apr 4, 2024 - Aug 21, 2024