Dice
Three games on one felt. Craps — the standard game, with odds, come bets, place bets and the prop box. SHITS — a 3-dice crapless variant where 11 is the only natural and the only "shits-out". Crapless Craps — nothing loses the come-out, so 2, 3, 11 and 12 all become points. Build a run, climb the leaderboard, and cash out. Simulated money, entertainment only.
Play the games →Darts Solver
A darts solver that adapts to how you actually throw. EV heatmaps computed for your accuracy (amateurs shouldn't aim like pros — see exactly where you should), a Monte-Carlo match advisor that ranks every play by win probability mid-game, and 301/501/701 alongside cricket — where the checkout route is solved for your spread instead of copied off a chart. Plus a 30-dart calibration that fits your scatter, or let the camera tracker score your games and measure it for you.
Open the solver →Mississippi Stud Trainer
An exact EV solver, an interactive strategy lattice you morph by how many cards you can see, a daily puzzle, and a deviation trainer — learn the optimal fold / 1× / 3× play and where seeing other players' cards flips it.
Open the terminal →Ultimate Texas Hold'em Trainer
A basic-strategy trainer that drills the chart row by row and tells you which line you missed, plus an exact river solver — every dealer hand enumerated — that takes the cards other players show you and moves the fold line with them. Exact flop analysis, a pre-flop range chart and a daily trap hand.
Open the terminal →Blackjack Basic Strategy
There is no chart in this one — there is a description of your table and a solver. Set the rules you are actually being dealt (3:2 or 6:5, S17 or H17, any doubling, splitting and surrender rules, one deck to eight) and the grid is computed for them, with the exact house edge and a table of what every rule costs you. Then a trainer drills it cell by cell, including the near-ties no amount of play will ever correct you on.
Open the terminal →Pet Spot Tracker
A 3D dog or cat — built to your breed's shape, not a clip-art outline — that you turn, zoom and tap to mark exactly where a lump, cut or scab is. Measure it, measure it again a month later, and the growth rate is there in millimetres a month. Then print a body map with numbered pins and the clinical name for every location, so the conversation at the vet starts from a record instead of "somewhere on his left side, I think". Track how often and how badly they are off in themselves, too — drinking, limping, off their food — and share the whole thing with the family by a code so everyone can add to it. Private by default. A record keeper, not a diagnosis.
Open the tracker →