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There is nothing about this app that I do not like. It is exactly as advertised with no hidden gimmicks or tricks. I find the gameplay to be fair and realistic. If you run out of chips come out you will have to watch a short advertisement and then you get to spin to see how many ships you win to continue. I have been playing this app two or three times a day for the past few weeks and only had to watch about for short ads all together during those few weeks In order to get more chips. It is not fancy but it is clean and organized. I have no hesitation in recommending this.

Sought this out to learn the basic game and orient myself to the flow of play (supplemented with a published book on Blackjack and the Colorado Gaming Division rules) before participating in a live game in the Rockies. I'm pleased! Have played dozens of hands and still above the dollar amount given upon opening the app and have not had to watch ads, yet. Uncertain how many decks of cards this app simulates though it must be at least 2 decks since on one particular play the dealer and I each had a Jack of Spades.

This app is incredible!! I love blackjack but never like losing money (who does). This is an easy to learn, fun, interactive, completely free game that's perfect for a serious gambler or regular app user. The animations are incredible and the themes are customizable! Best of all is that you never use real money. Earn free chips on the wheel whenever you run out and win up to $5000 dollars in a click! Lots of great tricks and skill await in this app. How much can you gain? By far my favorite app yet! But beware... it's addictively good!

You can easily dive into this game and the graphics are not bad. If u lose all of your coins, you can watch an ad for 5seconds or there will be a pop up add which you can close anytime. I never had ads as long as 30 seconds. Also, if play with ur wifi and 4G off, the ad for free spin will be advertisement of the developer which u can close right away by clicking on X.

Generally the game odds seem fair. I do as well as I do with a real dealer. My only complaints is that the HIT and STAND buttons are too close to each other, thus allowing me to accidentally touch the wrong one and being unable to correct my fat finger response. The chips are also too close to each other but they allow you to put back an accidentally bet as long as you do it before you hit the DEAL button. The dealer also gets his 2 cards before you do. I’m sure it doesn’t change the odds much, but it is annoying sometimes as it’s not like a real casino game.

First, the good: This app doesn't ask you for money to play. If you run out you simply spin a wheelchair and get more, which is a nice feature. The picture is clear and like in actual Blackjack, your winnings are left on the table. But the bad, after playing this game literally thousands of times, is that it is not representative of real casino play. You don't play with other real players - you are the only one at all times playing the dealer - which is a rare occurrence at an actual casino. Additionally, if you bet by the book you will certainly lose. Whatever algorithm this game uses, it does not reward those who bet by the book. If you have a 12 and the dealer shows a 6, be assured that 9 times out of 10 if you don't hit your 12 the dealer will pull a winning hand. Others say this isn't rigged, but I truly believe it is. I'm not writing this review after a week or two of play, I have played this game (along with others) for nearly a year and still have the same frustration.

Used to love this app. Simple blackjack, nothing fancy. Spin for free coins after a very brief ad and keep playing. Great for killing time without a lot of thinking involved. But... in last couple of weeks the app started crashing and has continued to do so more and more frequently. I cannot pinpoint any particular cause. Just playing and app shuts off. Restart and it usually picks up where it left off but crashes again after a few plays. Eventually it just stops working at all. Wait a few hours and can play again. Not worth it anymore. Too annoying so searching for another option. Was great whiled it lasted. Would have given 5 stars for its simplicity.

Update after more playing: Even worse than I thought before. When you go all in with your initial free chips, you’ll lose 4out of 5 times. When you bet big, you lose about the same consistency. It’s not even subtle how hard it cheats you. Realistic game if you’re betting small. Once you start betting big, or go all in, you’ll lose nearly every hand. I took 400 up to 6500 betting relatively small hands. Starting betting larger amounts out of curiosity and lost 18 hands in a row to go to zero. Took the free chips and went all in each time, lost 8 times in a row on the initial free chips hands. But hey, I keep watching ads to get the free chips, so that’s the point.

Good for passing time. Have played thousands of hands over the years and I have noticed you will lose 9/10 times when you make aggressive bets. Example bet over 2x your last bet, you will lose 9/10 times. I have tried betting max bet each each time (you get free chips when you lose) and you will lose almost every time. Play normal and bet between 5 and 25 each time, and winning hands will be more around 50% of the time. They do this for advertising revenue or to discourage aggressive betting. Either way, the game algorithm isn’t consistent.

Good graphics and moves fast. However, the algorithms used aren’t realistic. I’ve not played over 5,000 hands and the dealer’s hits “21” an inordinate amount of times. In tracking 500 hands, about 80% of the time I am dealt 12 and “hit,” I get a 10. Fine, those are the cards. However, the frequency the dealer is dealt something OTHER than a 10 is about the same 80%. The dealer also draws a blackjack about twice as often. Again, the game is fun but can be really frustrating as the dealer goes through a run of 10 consecutive wins full of getting 21 from 12 and blackjack.

The game is beautiful, the ads are the most reasonable ads I’ve seen in an app. Watch 2 quick ads each time you need chips. Unfortunately, what others say is true. This is in no way true random card dealing. The dealer many times gets three blackjacks in a row, whereas I rarely get one. And pushes are more abundant than I’ve ever seen in any app, live or electric. Playing with basic strategy, way too often the dealer pulls off hands that should be rare for him to win. Almost every time the dealer shows a 5, they pull off 19 or 20. I was hopeful for this app, and have played it a lot now, and I can almost predict every hand. I get that the developer wants ad revenue money, and gets that by the ads when you run out of chips, but i would much rather just see them every so many hands, or even pay for the app if it just had a realistic random dealing of cards. Also, it plays with one deck only. An option to change the table rules to match your casinos rules would be nice, but ultimately this app is trash due to the rigged dealing. I was hoping for a realistic app with random cards to practice my game. This is not it

I really want to like this game, but it just doesn't play or feel like real casino blackjack. It only plays with one deck (all the way to last card dealt) and even appears to shuffle a new deck in the middle of a hand. The makers of this game must have never actually say at a Vegas BJ table. No real casino does any of this anymore. Plus I may be wrong, but after playing a few hundred hands, the deck doesn't feel random to me. For example, I can't tell you how many times the dealer is showing a 6 and then miraculously ends up with 21. I realize this happens in real life blackjack, but this game seems to bust far less often when showing a 6 than the what the odds really should be. That doesn't seem random to me. It feels like I'm constantly being rushed to lose everything so that I can watch the ad before getting more free chips. If you're just looking for some time-wasting fun, this is OK. But if you're looking for something realistic, look elsewhere.

There are several serious flaws to this app. 1) The deck changes mid-hand. No where in the real world does a blackjack game play this way, and it severely skews the odds away to the house. 2) The app often looses count of its cards to 21, which means it's porgrammed to beat the player almost more than often than mathematically possible. 3) The player will rarely have any high cards, and if they do, they will rarely draw to win. 4) The app clearly is a funnel to ads. 5) The app has not been updated in a year, at the time of this review. The game is currently ranked 168th in gambling. Pick another app if you want to have fun. 6) It's absurd how many 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, and 17 hands you will deal while the app always has higher cards to trump you by a factor of 1. It's silly to bet small all day just to watch the game either win or push your cards. 7) I actually got to 100k several times, and I did so by awaiting an anomaly in the game. This anomaly takes place when the app loses count of it programmed hands. I loved beating the game this way, as it proves the app is clearly not fairplay. 8) When you play heavy, the game switches to a more aggresive playing style. It will often hit blackjack 2 or 3 times in a row. Hahahaha...tell me how that is fun. Kama Kama has an amazing, fair play Blackjack game that is both fun and fair. This app is trash; please do better. Learn the game and be honest.

I’ve played thousands of hands on this and several other blackjack sites, in addition to my time at real casinos. These app games are supposed to be based on a random number generators. This game is not. For reasons I can’t begin to comprehend, since it’s fake money, this game cannot be won by the player. Anyone who has spent any real time playing blackjack at real tables, will tell you that this is either the luckiest app in the world, or the game is rigged. Which again, makes no sense. Who gains by creating a game that no one can beat...and for fake money, at that. It’s ridiculous. Yes, the graphics are great. The controls are quick and responsive. But in the end, who cares, if you don’t stand a chance?