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Card counting trainer · Live-dealer blackjack

The card counting trainer that counts with you.

Train your brain to count by sight. The trainer shows the count on every card, works out the true count, sizes your bet and flags the right play, so you learn by playing hands, not flashcards. Hana's 76 video lessons teach you why it works.

Monthly, yearly or lifetime plans, billed through Whop.

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Hana

Count-along demo · 8 decks

+0Running
+0True count
0.0Decks left
Bet for this count 1 unit

Hi-Lo: +1 for 2-6, 0 for 7-9, −1 for 10-A. The true count is the running count divided by the decks left.

Card counting trainer
Included
Video lessons
76
Modules
11
Approx. runtime
3.5 hrs

The trainer

Everything the count needs, on one screen.

Deal through a shoe and the trainer keeps the running count, the true count and the decks left beside you. It sizes the bet for that count and shows the right play, so reading the count becomes second nature.

Trainer Tools screen: running count +17, true count +3, 5.4 decks left, a recommended bet of $50, and hand lookup showing stand on hard 16 against a 10 as a count deviation
ToolsTrue-count converter, bet panel and hand lookup on one screen.
Count-down drill in Train mode showing a card with its +1 value and the running count
Count-down drillEvery card's value shown until you see it without looking.
Deviation drill: hard 12 against a dealer 3 at a true count of +3, where the play changes from hit to stand
Deviation drillThe hand, the true count and the play that changes.
Casino mode: a dealt table with a count check asking for the running count
Casino modeFull shoes, with count checks along the way.

The course · Taught by Hana

Then Hana teaches you why it works.

76 short video lessons take you from how a hand works, through basic strategy, to the Hi-Lo count and the true count. Charts and hands appear on screen as she explains them.

11 modules · 76 lessons

From your first hand to the true count.

Eleven modules in three parts. Take them in order, since each one builds on the last.

Part 1 · Foundation

Modules 1 to 3

01How Blackjack WorksWhat you're trying to do on every hand, how the dealer plays, and where the house edge comes from.7 lessons
  1. 1The Object of the Game and the Flow of a Hand
  2. 2Card Values and Hand Types
  3. 3Your Options: Hit, Stand, Double, Split, Surrender
  4. 4How the Dealer Plays
  5. 5Payouts: Why 3:2 vs 6:5 Decides So Much
  6. 6Where the House Edge Comes From
  7. 7The Language of the Table
02Blackjack VariantsBlackjack is a family of games. Learn to read a table's rules and spot the versions that play worse than they look.7 lessons
  1. 1Decks: Single, Double, and Shoe Games
  2. 2The Rules That Actually Move the Needle
  3. 3The Continuous Shuffle Machine and Its Online Cousins
  4. 4Spanish 21
  5. 5Blackjack Switch
  6. 6Free Bet, Lightning, Power & the Novelty Variants
  7. 7Which Game Should You Actually Sit At?
03Beginner Basic StrategyThe mathematically correct play for every hand, drilled until it's automatic.7 lessons
  1. 1What Basic Strategy Actually Is
  2. 2Hard Totals
  3. 3Soft Totals
  4. 4Pairs and Splitting
  5. 5Surrender and Insurance
  6. 6How the Table Rules Shift the Chart
  7. 7Drilling It to Automatic

Part 2 · Advanced

Modules 4 to 6

04Choosing Your GamePenetration, matching your spread to the table, reading the lobby, and a routine for before you play.6 lessons
  1. 1Game Selection Is Where Pros Actually Win
  2. 2Penetration: The Most Important Number at the Table
  3. 3Matching Your Spread to the Table
  4. 4Scouting: Reading the Lobby Like a Pro
  5. 5Knowing Your Formats: Which Tables Have a Real Shoe
  6. 6Your Pre-Play Routine
05Advanced StrategySurrender, plays that depend on the cards and not only the total, and the small leaks that quietly cost you.Intro + 6 lessons
  1. 0Module Intro
  2. 1From Knowing to Perfect
  3. 2Surrender, Fully Mastered
  4. 3When the Cards, Not Just the Total, Change the Play
  5. 4Plug the Leaks That Quietly Cost You
  6. 5Fast, Correct, and Unremarkable
  7. 6Preparing for Counting
06The Kelly System & BankrollThink in units, size your bets to your edge with fractional Kelly, and build a bet ramp you can live with.Intro + 6 lessons
  1. 0Module Intro
  2. 1Bankroll Management Is Survival
  3. 2Think in Units, Not Dollars
  4. 3The Kelly Criterion
  5. 4Fractional Kelly
  6. 5Building Your Bet Ramp
  7. 6Risk of Ruin and How Big a Bankroll You Need

Part 3 · Mastery

Modules 7 to 11

07The Hi-Lo CountThe card values, the running count, and the drills that make it automatic at a full table.Intro + 6 lessons
  1. 0Module Intro
  2. 1What Card Counting Really Is
  3. 2The Hi-Lo Values
  4. 3Keeping the Running Count
  5. 4Counting Faster: Canceling and Pairing
  6. 5Counting the Whole Table
  7. 6Drilling the Count to Automatic
08The True CountEstimating the decks remaining, converting the running count, and betting off the result.Intro + 6 lessons
  1. 0Module Intro
  2. 1Why the Running Count Isn't Enough
  3. 2Estimating the Decks Remaining
  4. 3The True Count Conversion
  5. 4Rounding and Doing It Fast
  6. 5Betting Off the True Count
  7. 6Putting It All Together at the Table
09DeviationsWhen the count changes the play: insurance, the Illustrious 18, and the order to learn them in.Intro + 6 lessons
  1. 0Module Intro
  2. 1What Deviations Are
  3. 2Insurance: The Most Valuable Deviation
  4. 3The Illustrious 18
  5. 4How to Actually Learn Them
  6. 5Executing Deviations Without Giving Yourself Away
  7. 6Where to Stop
10Other Systems & TechniquesWong Halves, the Knock-Out count, side counts and back-counting, with a clear view on what's worth your time.Intro + 6 lessons
  1. 0Module Intro
  2. 1The Landscape of Counting Systems
  3. 2Wong Halves
  4. 3Unbalanced Systems: The Knock-Out Count
  5. 4Side Counts
  6. 5Wonging (Back-Counting)
  7. 6What You Should Actually Use
11The Long GamePlaying steady and responsibly, keeping records, and what to do if a site ever limits your play.Intro + 6 lessons
  1. 0Module Intro
  2. 1Understanding the House's Perspective
  3. 2Playing Steady and Staying Smart
  4. 3If a Site Ever Limits Your Play
  5. 4A Piece of History: How Blackjack Teams Worked
  6. 5Bankroll and Discipline for the Long Run
  7. 6Your Path Forward
Hana explaining a lesson

Your coach

Learn it with Hana. Lock it in with the trainer.

Calm, clear and practical: the hand on screen, the right play, and the reason behind it. Here's the rhythm that works.

  1. Watch a module

    Take them in order. Each one builds on the last, from how a hand works to the true count.

  2. Drill it in the trainer

    The trainer counts with you until you see the count yourself.

  3. Check your benchmarks before real play

    The Progress page and the First Session Checklist show when you're ready.

Membership

One membership. The trainer and every lesson.

Pick how you'd like to pay. Every plan includes the card counting trainer and the full course.

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Month to month

$29/ month

Billed monthly through Whop.

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Yearly

Full year

$199/ year

Billed yearly through Whop. Works out to $16.58 a month.

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The card counting trainerAll 76 video lessonsStrategy and deviations chartsBankroll sheet, glossary and first session checklist

Questions

Before you join.

Do I need to memorize charts first?

No. The trainer shows the count on every card, the true count and the right play while you practice, so it sinks in as you play hands. The lessons explain why each play works.

Do I need to know how to play already?

No. Module 1 starts with the object of the game and how a hand plays out. If you already play, you can move quickly through Part 1, but take Module 3 seriously. Everything after it builds on basic strategy.

Which game does the course teach?

Live-dealer online blackjack dealt from a real shoe, with eight decks and the dealer standing on soft 17. Module 4 covers how to pick tables worth playing, and the same skills carry over to tables in person.

Is card counting legal?

Counting in your head is generally treated as legal, skilled play. Casinos and online sites set their own house rules, though, and can limit how someone plays. Module 11 covers how to handle that calmly. Check the rules where you live before you play.

Is this a way to make money?

We don't promise that. The course teaches a game and a skill. Even perfect play has losing sessions and losing weeks, and the course spends real time on handling those swings and playing only with money you can afford to lose.

How does the trainer work?

It opens from your Blackjack Hana membership on Whop and runs in your browser. Deal through drills and full shoes while it keeps the running count, the true count and the decks left. Your progress is saved in the browser you practice in.

How long are the lessons?

Most are a few minutes long. The whole course runs about three and a half hours, and you can watch at your own pace.

What does lifetime mean?

One payment gives you the trainer and the full course, plus any updates we add, for as long as Blackjack Hana runs. The first 777 lifetime members pay the $299 founder price. The next 777 pay $399, and after that lifetime is $499. Monthly and yearly plans stay open the whole time.

Can I get a refund?

Yes, within 7 days of your first payment, for any reason. Request it from your orders in your Whop account. Renewals aren't refunded, and you can cancel anytime.

Can I cancel?

Monthly and yearly memberships are billed through Whop, and you can manage or cancel yours from your Whop account. Lifetime is a single payment, so there's nothing to renew.

Who is this for?

Adults who want to learn blackjack properly. To play for real money you need to be of legal gambling age where you live, and playing has to be legal there.