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BlackJack CLI is a lightweight, terminal-based implementation of the classic Blackjack card game, written in C# and published by Porzeraklon. The software brings the well-known casino card game to the command line, allowing users to play rounds of Blackjack directly in a text-based environment without the need for a graphical interface. In each session, a human player competes against the dealer, following the standard flow of the game. The implementation includes full game logic, supporting the core actions players expect from Blackjack: splitting hands when dealt matching cards, doubling down to increase a bet in exchange for a single additional card, and taking insurance when the dealer shows an ace. These mechanics make the gameplay faithful to the traditional rules rather than a simplified variant. A notable feature of BlackJack CLI is its optional card counting bot, which adds an extra dimension for users interested in exploring card counting strategies or observing automated play alongside the standard human-versus-dealer experience. This combination of complete rule support and an optional analytical companion makes the program suitable both for casual entertainment and for users who want to practice or study Blackjack strategy in a minimal, distraction-free setting. Because it runs entirely in the terminal, it fits naturally into the games category, particularly the subcategory of command-line and text-based games, and its lightweight design makes it accessible on systems where a simple console application is preferable to a heavier graphical game. The current version of BlackJack CLI is 1.2.1. According to the available release information, only one version of the software has been published so far, meaning version 1.2.1 represents the present and sole release of the project. Users downloading the software today will receive this version, which includes the full game logic, the split, double down, and insurance options, and the optional card counting bot described above.
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