Casino tables with real odds and a strategy hint when you want one. Play money only.
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Texas Hold'em
Four-handed no-limit poker against three computer players.
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BaccaratNew
1% edge · $5–500
Chicken RoadNew
Cross or cash out · 3 difficulties
Texas Hold'emStrategy
No-limit · $100–1k
BlackjackEasy
0.5% edge · $5–500
RouletteEasy
2.7% edge · $1–500
PlinkoNew
≈98% return · $5–500
CrashNew
1% edge · $5–500
Three Card PokerEasy
3.4% edge · $5–100
Slot MachineEasy
~93.6% return · $1–100
Video PokerStrategy
0.46% edge · $1–25
CrapsComplex
1.41% edge · $5–250
Basic strategy reduces the house edge to ~0.5%. Hit on 16 vs. dealer 7+, stand on 17+. Always split aces and eights.
Red/black or odd/even pays 1:1 with ~48.6% odds. Straight up on a single number pays 35:1 — the house keeps that gap.
Jacks or Better rewards discipline: keep any high pair, but break it for four to a royal. Optimal holds keep the house edge near 0.46% — the best odds on the floor.
Classic casino games rebuilt for the browser, on play money. Every table draws from the same bankroll, which saves in your browser, so a good run at blackjack carries over to the roulette wheel. Run out and a free reset puts you back at the table. Nothing here is for sale and nothing can be cashed out.
Learn the games. Blackjack can show the basic-strategy play for any hand, Video Poker works out the best cards to hold, and Texas Hold'em gives hints while you play three computer opponents who each have their own style. Roulette uses the European single-zero wheel with la partage, which hands back half of an even-money bet when the ball lands on zero. Craps, Baccarat and Three Card Poker follow the usual casino rules, so what you learn here holds at a real table.
Quick games. Crash, Plinko, Chicken Road and the slot machine are short, luck-first rounds. Crash is one shared table: everyone on the page rides the same flights and sees who cashed out, and computer players fill the empty seats.
The house edge. Every casino game keeps a small share of what is bet over time, and good play only shrinks it. The house guide above shows the plays that keep it smallest: when to hit or stand, which roulette bets pay what, and what to hold in video poker. That is the lesson play money teaches for free.
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