Remember all the hell that broke loose when some genius developer wrote a card counting application for the iPhone? It seems Casinos’ objection to this application has not yet forced Apple to remove it. And why would it? Card Counter is a great little app that teaches you how to count cards. It was never designed to be used to abuse the system. If these Casinos allowed folks to bring their iPhone to Blackjack tables, then it’s mostly their fault. The iPhone is a powerful mobile phone, and it is a no-brainer that some people would use it to cheat. But is Card Counter that good?

It really is. Now, I have always been interested to know how folks go about counting cards. I was a math student and never have had any issue dealing with anything math related. But Card Counter shows you how to count cards under Hi-Low, Hi-Opt I, Omega, and Silver Fox. You are provided with a complete training system that not only teaches you the tactics, but also provides you with exercises that you can use to get better. If you keep practicing with this application, you’ll be a card counting machine in no time.

Should you use Card Counter? It’s really up to you. I don’t recommend counting cards in Casinos, but if you feel like doing it, then you may want to give Card Counter a try.