Practice basic strategy and keeping track of the count using these tools and practice
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This project started as a good way to impliment lots of different aspecs of react and redux and was initially going to be a simple dealer vs player blackjack game. However the idea of counting cards at a high enough level for free vacations has been something I've always fantisized about. The only way to get that good is to practice and so the project continued to grow with more ambitions features I wanted to add. That all leads to where the project is now, I plan on continuing to polish it and add features, if you have any ideas or want to add features of your own feel free to send a pull request.
- React
- Redux
- Express
- Tailwind
- MongoDb
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