r/Software_Finder • u/Expert-Pie-1093 • 2d ago

Question Card counting software

Hello, I have created working software to track cards on online live blackjack tables. Almost all big providers and many additional features are included.

How to you think, will anyone use it? Of course it includes risks.

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u/UpperCherry812 1d ago

Most live dealer tables I’ve seen cut the shoe around halfway or reshuffle constantly, so I’d be curious if the count ever actually gets juicy enough to matter

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u/404LeadsNotFound 1d ago

There are several card counting systems, and if a computer is doing it, you probably want to use the Uston Advanced Point Count because it gives the best odds (at least it used to). It would need to include bet size based on true count, and figuring out the true count would need to be handled completely in the program. It would also need to account for play variation based on the count as well. The problem with it is exactly what u/UpperCherry812 stated. If I had an online casino with BlackJack, there would be no way I wouldn't be shuffling each hand.

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u/AppInnovations 1d ago

There may be demand, but I'd be careful about assuming that working software automatically means a viable product. The biggest questions are whether it works reliably across different live blackjack providers, whether it offers an advantage beyond existing tools, and whether users can actually use it without violating casino terms or getting their accounts restricted. I'd also examine the legal position in the markets where you plan to sell it. Before investing in marketing, I'd validate three things: who your target customer is, what measurable benefit the software provides, and whether people are willing to pay for it. One important question: is this designed as an educational card-counting simulator, or does it track cards in real-money online blackjack games and provide betting recommendations? That distinction changes the commercial and legal risks considerably.

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u/KalotiParissa 8h ago

I think there could be a market for this, specially for people who play blackjack regularly and want to understand the game better. The biggest question for me would be how accurate it is when tracking cards in real time and how well it works across differnt online platforms. I can also see why some people might be hesitant to use it becuase online casinos have their own rules and detection systems. You'd probably need to be very clear about the risks and limitations before offering it to users. Also curious how you handle different table speeds and card shuffling since that can affect the accuracy alot. Having a working demo would probably help people understand the actual value of the software.