A Blackjack Card Counter - Professional

they probably removed stealth mode because using this app in a casino is a felony, at least it is in Nevada, so removing stealth mode will keep people from trying to use it in casinos. Card countings not illegal, but using the aid of a machine to beat the game is.

How about a critical index alert based on the count. Maybe in stealth mode a vibration alert for optimal bet increase times. Well worth 2.99 thank you.

It counts cards for you but it really is useless. It doesn't teach you how to use the card counting system. You can't use in a casino or you can be charged with a felony. <br/><br/>I would reccomend card counter by tmsoft: it gives you practice and actually teaches you how to count cards.

As with others, the dumb thing crashes. I guess it partially my fault for not reading the reviews first. This app is completely unstable/unusable on iOS 9.3.1; as it crashes (aborts) as soon as you launch the app.<br/><br/>It would be nice if Apple would warn you that the app hasn't been evaluated for the iOS version your device has installed.

Please put the vibration and stealth back! Without the vibration mode, how can you tell which is the right true count?

I bought this when it was first released, and it was great. Now with the update, two KEY features were lost: Stealth mode &amp; Vibrate. Without those, this app's usefullness has decreased dramatically. I will not recommend this app until those features are added back.

I would assume the vibrate and stealth features were removed due to pressure from the casino industry, or from Apple itself. While card counting is not illegal, using a device in a casino IS illegal. Either way, it clearly states in the app description that if you want the vibrate and stealth options, then DON'T update. This is a great app, and as a casino surveillance employee that tries to catch card counters, I have a bit of experience in the matter.<br/><br/>By the way, from a gamblers perspective, this app would be more useful as a training and practice tool. Anyone with a bankroll large enough to actually count cards in a casino would probably be able to do so without help from an application.

True Count not entirely accurate due to neutral cards with a value of zero not being accounted for. Adding the number of cards with zero value to the total number of cards counted would make the True Count more accurate because the Running Count can then be divided by how many cards are left in the shoe; so by excluding the cards with zero value in the total cards counted (or dealt) the number of cards left in the shoe is inaccurate. Nonetheless this app is good enough.