Stackpot
Land each pot on its exact target without overshooting.👆
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Play to set a score, then submit it to the board.
About Stackpot
Stackpot is what you get when you run four hands of blackjack at once and take away your right to say no. Four pots sit in front of you with targets of 15, 20, 25 and 30, and each turn you are dealt a single chip worth one to nine that you must drop into one of them. Land a pot on its target exactly and it LOCKS — you bank the reward times your combo multiplier and the lane returns with a bigger number to chase; overshoot and that pot busts, costing one of your three lives. Because you never choose your chip, the skill is entirely in triage: keep every pot able to swallow a range of values so a bad draw always has a home, and eye each gap warily, since a pot sitting at 22 of 25 busts on anything four or higher. Consecutive locks compound your multiplier, so protecting your lives is protecting your greed. Free in the browser and quietly saving your best, it makes forced decisions feel like a tightrope.
How to play
- Four pots each have a target (15, 20, 25, 30). Each turn you are dealt one chip worth 1–9.
- You must place the chip into a pot, adding its value to that pot’s total.
- Hit a pot’s target exactly to LOCK it — bank the reward times your combo multiplier, then the lane returns with a bigger target.
- Overshoot a target and that pot busts, costing one of your three lives.
Strategy & tips
- You cannot choose your chip, so spread risk: keep every pot able to accept a range of values.
- Consecutive locks build a multiplier, so avoid busts to keep greed compounding.
- Watch each pot’s gap to target — a pot at 22 of 25 busts on any chip of 4 or more.
- Use your one discard on a chip that would bust your safest lane.
- Sometimes take a small safe add over chasing an exact lock that a bad chip would ruin.
FAQ
Can I choose which number I get?
No — each chip is dealt at random and you must place it. The skill is triaging where a number you did not pick should go.
What ends a run?
Losing all three lives to busts. Your score is the total you have banked.
Is Stackpot free?
Yes — it plays free in your browser with no download or sign-up, on desktop and mobile.