Play a hand

The real Ace Up, running on play money, with nothing to install and no account.

This is not a video and it is not a mock-up. It is the Ace Up Mini App — the same screens, the same felt, the same engine — dealing from a shoe your browser builds. The chips are imaginary. Nothing here touches a wallet.

Tap Play · SOL, set a stake with the stepper, and Deal. Hit, stand, double and split all behave exactly as they do for real money — including refusing a move and telling you why.

What is real here

Everything except the money:

The engine	The same blackjack-core the server runs. Not a reimplementation — the demo imports it.
The rules	Six decks, dealer hits soft 17, 3:2, double on hard 9–11, split to four. Read from the same file the game reads.
The shuffle	The real commit-and-reveal. Your browser derives the 312-card shoe from the seeds, exactly as described.
The odds	The house edge is what it is on the real tables. Nothing is tuned to let you win.
The money	Imaginary. A fixed stack, reset when you reload, and there is no deposit or withdrawal anywhere in it.

One honest limitation

In the real game the server keeps its seed secret until the round settles — that is what makes the commitment meaningful. In this demo the seed lives in your own browser tab, because there is no server. Someone determined could read the shoe before playing it out.

That costs nothing here, where the chips are imaginary. It is also exactly why the real game does it the other way round.

Then play for real

Open Ace Up in Telegram

The same app, with a wallet behind it.

How your money is held

Deposits, the hold, and withdrawing to your own wallet.

Check a hand yourself

The verification the demo is already doing.

Run a venue

Bring Ace Up to your own group.