Blackjack Wager Tracker

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The casinos require you to wager a certain amount to be eligible for their bonus, using this program you can keep an exact record of the hands you have played and the amount you have wagered. You also get a pie chart showing the results of your betting. The program is very easy and simple to use, use the small guide below if you need any help.

Installation/Setup

Download the program into a file of your choice, all you do is double click on the file you download and the program starts there is no installation.

Creating a File

When you double click on the blackjack wager tracker icon a small window appears.

1. This is your start balance you can adjust it with the up and down arrows
2. The total amount you need to wager, this is your wager goal
3. This is where you will type the file name of your new file; it will go into the same directory as the one you launched blackjack wager tracker from.
4. This is the browse button, if you want to continue to work with a previously created file, or browse and save a file in another directory use this button.

Using Blackjack Wager Tracker

1. This is your account balance, you can manually adjust it say if you an extra deposit or withdrawal
2. These buttons allow you to choose the size of your bet; you can increase it or decrease it in minimum increments of 0.25 using the arrows or by clicking on a number button.
3. Use these buttons to update the tracker after each bet simply click the button that corresponds to the outcome of each bet.
4. The tracker then brings up a coloured dot to symbolise the result, shows the return from the bet and the new balance
5. This bar on the right hand side fills up as you wager more showing how much you have left to go
6. This will keep the blackjack tracker on top, to make it easier to use when you are dealing with more than one window
7. The undo button is handy in case you make a mistake when clicking the button for the outcome of your bet.
8. The Stats button show you your progress on a pie chart and other statistics