Quick answer: Everything on this page is free to quote, print or link to. Our Aussie strategy chart, the rules table for every Australian casino, the odds tables and the calculators can be reused with one credit link back to the page you took them from. No sign-up, no fee.
We get asked by writers, forum regulars and site owners whether they can use our tables. The short answer is yes. This page collects the material people use most, the credit line we ask for, and a few facts about who we are.
What you can use
| Resource | What it is | Useful for |
|---|---|---|
| Aussie blackjack strategy chart | Basic strategy for no hole card tables (ENHC and OBO), with a print and PDF option | Forums, strategy articles, players who travel to Australia |
| Blackjack rules at every Australian casino | One table: soft 17, dealer blackjack rule, doubling, payouts and house edge, each with its source | Travel guides, news stories, casino comparisons |
| Blackjack odds and dealer bust chart | Bust chances by up card, your bust chance by total, blackjack and pair odds | Maths and probability lessons, data articles |
| House edge calculator | Enter a table's rules and see the house edge and the average cost per hour in A$ | Responsible gambling content, budgeting articles |
| Betting systems and Martingale calculator | Shows why progressive betting cannot beat the house edge | Myth-busting and harm-minimisation content |
| Free blackjack game and trainer | HTML5 game in the browser with Aussie rules, practice points only | Game directories, strategy articles (see the note for schools below) |
The credit line we ask for
We keep it simple. If you use a table, a figure or a chart, link to the page it came from. Here is a line you can copy and edit:
Source: <a href="https://black-jack-unblocked.com/australian-casino-blackjack-rules-compared">Black Jack Unblocked</a>A few requests (not conditions):
- Keep the date. Casino rules change, so please mention when we last checked the table.
- Keep our "estimate" labels. Where a house edge is our own estimate, the table says so. Please do not present it as an official figure.
- Tell us about mistakes. If your reporting turns up a rule change, let us know and we will update the table and credit you.
For journalists: the facts in short
- What we are: a free blackjack game and an independent guide to Australian blackjack rules.
- What we are not: a casino. There are no deposits and no real-money play on this site.
- Who writes the guides: David Thorne, with the process set out in how we test.
- Where our numbers come from: casino rules documents (with version and date), Wizard of Odds, and our own calculations where marked.
Some findings reporters ask us about most often:
- Blackjack Plus costs about ten times more per hour than a standard table (6.36% against roughly 0.6%).
- Pontoon is the cheapest table in most Australian cities, from 0.34% in Canberra to 0.64% in Adelaide.
- A$15 Blackjack Plus costs more per hour than A$25 Pontoon (about A$57 against A$5.70 at 60 hands an hour).
- Card counting in your head is legal in Australia, but NSW bans counting devices (Casino Control Act s87(2)).
Need a figure checked before your deadline? Use the contact page and put "Press" in the subject.
For teachers and maths educators
Blackjack is a good way to show conditional probability and expected value, because every number can be checked. Which of our pages suit a classroom?
- The odds page for probability exercises (bust chances by up card, pair and blackjack odds).
- The betting systems page for expected value and why "chasing losses" fails.
- The house edge calculator for turning a percentage into dollars per hour.
Please keep in mind that casino gambling is 18+ in Australia. Our pages talk about casinos, so we suggest using them with senior students and framing them around maths and risk, not play. In my view the most useful lesson here is the one every punter learns too late: the house edge always wins over time.
For game directories and list sites
- Game: blackjack, HTML5, runs in the browser.
- Download or account: none needed.
- Rules: Aussie table rules (no hole card, double on 9-11, 3:2).
- Money: practice points only, never real money.
- Devices: desktop, Chromebook, tablet and phone.
- Link to: the home page for the game, /blackjack-trainer for the trainer, /multiplayer-blackjack for 2 or 3 players on one screen.
What we do not do
We do not buy or sell links, and we do not take part in link swaps with casino sites. Our guides point to official rules documents, regulators and independent maths sources. If a link from us would help your readers, it will be because the page is useful, not because of a deal.
Frequently asked questions
Can I print the strategy chart for my blog readers or a club?
Yes. Print it, share it or save it as a PDF from the strategy chart page. Please include a link back to that page.
Can I republish the whole casino rules table?
You can quote rows or reproduce the table with a credit link. If you copy it in full, please add the date we last checked it, because rules change.
Do you pay for links or guest posts?
No. We do not buy, sell or swap links.
Is the free game real money?
No. It uses practice points only. There are no deposits, bonuses or payouts anywhere on this site.
See the material in action
The quickest way to judge our tables is to play a few hands with the strategy chart open.