Free Blackjack Session Tracker
Record the financial result of each Blackjack session, including buy-ins, cash-outs and time played. Review your recorded wins and losses with FromFish’s free session tracker.
Keep table visits and reloads clear
A Blackjack session can involve several buy-ins and many hands. A session record captures the overall money in and money out. Use notes for table rules or side bets you want to remember, and create separate records when you switch to another game.
How to record your session
- Choose Casino Games and Blackjack. Record the date, location, currency and duration.
- Add every reload to the total buy-in. Use the final chip redemption amount for cash-out, including the effect of any side bets.
- Add optional notes about table limits or rules, save the session, and use the Blackjack filter to review it alongside earlier visits.
Example: a Blackjack session with a reload
Suppose you buy in for 200 and later add 100. Your total buy-in is 300. These illustrative visits use one currency.
| Session | Buy-in | Cash-out | Net profit/loss |
|---|---|---|---|
| Visit 1: 200 + 100 buy-in | 300 | 350 | +50 |
| Visit 2 | 200 | 120 | −80 |
| Visit 3 | 250 | 290 | +40 |
Net profit/loss = cash-out − total buy-in.
The first session made 50, not 150: forgetting the reload overstates the result. Across the three visits, total buy-ins are 750, cash-outs are 760 and net profit is 10. Two winning sessions alone would not tell you the total.
Review session history and bankroll changes
Filter your history to Blackjack and review cumulative profit or loss, session duration and recorded results over your chosen date range. Keep currencies separate. A short run of wins or losses describes those sessions; it cannot establish that a strategy will win in future.
Explore the dashboard with sample data or view sample session records to see the real product before signing up.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a hand tracker or card-counting tool?
FromFish records session totals and notes. It does not count cards, record every hand, recommend a strategy or predict odds.
Where can I record table rules?
Use session notes for details such as the payout displayed at the table or whether the dealer hits soft 17. Notes preserve context; they do not calculate a strategy advantage.
How should I handle side bets?
Include their financial effect in the actual total buy-in and cash-out. You can describe them in notes; the session result does not provide a separate side-bet analysis.
Can I try it before registering?
Yes. The demo shows sample session records and dashboard charts without requiring an account.