Blackjack session tracker

What to record in a blackjack session

• Buy-in — the chips you sit down with. Log it on the Table flow tab so your table position starts at zero.
• Every hand — switch to the Bets tab, tap the chip you had out, and mark the hand Won, Lost, or Even. One tap per hand is all the ledger needs.
• Cash-out — what you color up and walk with, on the Table flow tab before you leave the pit.
• Trip costs — parking, gas, hotel, food between sessions. Costs subtract from your bottom line.
• Comps — meals, offers, free play earned by the visit. Comps add back.

With those five entry types the session is fully recorded: the per-hand taps give you the game result, and the costs and comps around them give you the number that actually matters.

The blackjack chip ladder

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When blackjack is the session's game, dealt.win's log buttons relabel to this ladder — the denominations that actually move at a blackjack table. The chip you tap is the amount you had out on the hand; the keypad takes any custom amount. The quick-log grid on the home screen follows your latest game too, so once blackjack is active, the home grid logs hands without opening the sheet.

Buy-ins, cash-outs, and the all-in net

Per-hand results roll into the session net. Buy-ins and cash-outs are tracked as their own running position — cash-outs minus buy-ins — so you always know where the table stands without doing arithmetic in your head. The headline number is the all-in net: session net − trip costs + comps, per session and over time, in the currency you played in.

Blackjack tracker FAQ

What do I record in a blackjack session?

A buy-in when you sit down, each hand as a win, loss, or push at the amount you had out, a cash-out when you leave, and the trip costs and comps around the session.

Does dealt.win give blackjack advice?

No. dealt.win is a ledger, not a strategy source: there are no odds, tips, or playing advice anywhere in the app or on this site. It records what happened and shows you the result.

How do pushes work in the log?

A pushed hand logs as Even — a zero-value entry at the amount you had out. Your running position stays put and the hand still appears in the session record.

Does it work at the table with no signal?

Yes. dealt.win is offline-first: every entry is stored on your device the moment you tap it, and your history syncs automatically once you are back online. No account is needed.