Your first table starts here
Know the move before it’s your turn.
Going to Vegas, a bachelor party, or your first casino night? Practice the decisions that matter so you can sit down, follow the action, and enjoy yourself.
Practice blackjack
No signup. No real money. No pressure.
Pick your table
Eight games. One calm place to learn them.
Practice is only half of it
Keep the answer in your pocket.
Some things are easier to practice. Others are worth reading once and taking with you. Felt Trainer has both.
Plain-English guides and tools20+
Print-ready game sheets4
Email walls0
Free print pack
Blackjack, craps, baccarat, and roulette.
Print the quick cards or save them to your phone. No signup and no email gate.
Open printable cheat sheetsRead before you goShort answers to the questions that come up before a casino trip.
First time at a casinoStart here→
Worst bets to avoidMoney basics→
Blackjack hand signalsTable etiquette→
How much money to bringTrip planning→
Browse every guide and tool
A better kind of prep
Trip prep, not homework.
Practice with free chips. Learn why the move works. Walk in knowing what to do - without turning your weekend into a statistics class.
See the situation
A real table moment, stripped down to the part you need to notice.
Make the call
Choose the move yourself. No buried answer key and no fake stakes.
Know why
Get a plain-English explanation you can remember when the dealer looks your way.
Know before you go
The questions people search the night before.
Every trainer here is free to use with practice chips, and the coach explains each bet in plain English. But a lot of first-trip nerves have nothing to do with strategy. They're about the table itself: what it costs to sit down, how to turn cash into chips without looking lost, and which bets quietly cost the most. We wrote those up too, with every house edge computed from the same engines that run the games.
Which games have the best odds?- Best odds in the casinoEvery game ranked by house edge, and the one bet in each worth making.
- Table minimumsWhat the placard means, why $5 tables vanish on Saturday night, and where to find them.
- Buying chipsCash on the felt, never in the dealer's hand. Colors, values, and coloring up when you leave.
- Your first blackjack tableTwelve things nobody tells you until you're sitting there.
- What to wearJeans and sneakers are fine almost everywhere. Where the exceptions are.
- Worst bets on the floorThe flashy side bets that cost ten times what the main bet does.
The house doesn’t sponsor this
Free because learning shouldn’t be the gamble.
No popups covering the table. No neon sportsbook sludge. Just a good tool that helps you feel ready for the night.
Practice your first hand