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Solo play is one seat, one dealer, no timers. Nothing moves until you move it, so you can take as long as you like over a decision. Tap Play · SOL or Play · ETH on the landing screen.

Betting on the felt

Betting happens on the table, the way it does in a real blackjack game. Tap chips in the rack and they fly to the spot and stack there. The betting screen: the felt with betting spots, the chip rack below, and the minimum and maximum printed on the table. Deal always names what you are about to stake, split between the main bet and any side bets: Deal · 0.16 ◎ with 0.15 bet + 0.01 side underneath. You never commit to a number you have not been shown. The table minimum and maximum are printed on the felt. If your own balance is the binding cap rather than the table, the felt says that instead, in words.

Playing the hand

A live hand: the dealer's cards and total, the player's cards and total, and the Hit, Stand, Double and Split buttons. Four actions, and one is filled gold — the primary. An action that does not apply to this hand is faded with its reason attached: Split · not a pair, not a silently dead button. Double states the resulting stake before you tap it — Double to 0.10 ◎ — so there is no surprise about what you just risked.

Results

The result panel shows the arithmetic, not just a number: 0.05 × 3:2 · Balance 1.3150 ◎. If you placed a side bet, its outcome is on its own line, win or lose. A result panel showing the outcome, the arithmetic behind the payout, and the Deal again, Change bet and Verify hand actions. From there: Deal again at the same stake, Change bet, or Verify hand to check the round you just played.

Leaving and coming back

A live hand survives you closing the app. Reopen it and the landing screen offers Resume instead of Play, showing the hand as it stands. You cannot start a new bet over a hand that is still running. The landing screen with a hand still in play: Resume replaces the Play buttons and the stage shows the hand as it stands.

Shared tables

Five seats, real people, one dealer, and a clock.

Rules and paytables

Six decks, H17, 3:2, and the printed edge.