A free, private card and deck tracker for every table
Card Counter is a lightweight, single-page utility that helps online and home card players keep an accurate picture of the shoe. Choose one, two, three, or four decks, then click or tap each card as it is dealt. The grid instantly dims played cards and the stats panel recalculates in real time, so you always know exactly what is left. There is no sign-up, no account, and no data leaves your device — your session is saved right in your browser and survives a refresh.
How to use the card counter
- Select how many decks are in play using the deck selector (1–4 decks).
- Click a card in the grid — or use the keyboard — the moment it is dealt at the table.
- Watch the live stats: total remaining, total dealt, and remaining cards by suit and by rank.
- Made a mistake? Undo any number of steps, or reset the whole shoe with a single confirmation.
- Switch table themes, mute the deal sound, and toggle the optional Hi-Lo count whenever you like.
Features at a glance
- Full shoe tracking for 1 to 4 decks with per-card remaining counts.
- Live statistics for remaining and dealt totals plus breakdowns by suit and rank.
- Optional Hi-Lo count showing a running count and true count for Blackjack players.
- Deal speed in cards per minute and a shoe-depth progress bar.
- Keyboard shortcuts, undo history, a deal log, and five table themes.
- Fully client-side and private — nothing is uploaded and no account is required.
Frequently asked questions
Is Card Counter free to use?
Yes. Card Counter is completely free, runs entirely in your browser, and never asks you to create an account.
Does it work on mobile and tablet?
Absolutely. The layout is responsive with large tap targets, so it works well on phones, tablets, and desktops alike.
Will my progress be saved if I refresh?
Yes. Your deck count, dealt cards, and preferences are stored locally in your browser and restored automatically when you return.
What is the Hi-Lo count?
Hi-Lo is a popular Blackjack card-counting system. When enabled, Card Counter shows the running count and the true count based on the cards you have marked as dealt. It is optional and off by default.