Help & Guides

Quick Start: Your First Session in 2 Minutes

Follow these five steps in order and you'll have a real, saved session you can look back on. Each step links to a deeper guide if you want the details.

1. Create an account

Saved sessions, history and stats all need an account. On the sign-in screen switch to the Sign up tab, enter a username, email and password, then tap Create account. Open the verification link we email you on the same device and you're signed in. If the email doesn't show up within a few minutes, check Spam or Promotions, then use Resend verification email.

2. Start a session

On Home, tap the big Log Session card. In the Track Roll dialog choose New session. The name and starting bankroll are optional, but you must pick an Event — choose one from the list or pick + New event… and give it a name and a casino (for example, "Friday night" at "Bellagio"). Tap Create & track.

Entering a starting bankroll now is what lets the app show your running +/− and build your BANK score later.

3. Tag yourself as Me

Tap the status strip at the top of the tracking screen to open Shooters, then tap This is Me whenever you're the one holding the dice. Only "Me" hands count toward your personal shooting stats and your CPL DICE score. Everyone else at the table can still be tracked — see Changing the Shooter.

4. Log your first rolls

The tracking screen opens on Quick Entry: tap one chip per roll — a point number, a hardway (H4–H10), a horn number, the big 7, or No Roll for a dealer do-over. Prefer to record the exact dice? Switch to Precision Tracking and tap the left die, then the right die.

Mis-tapped? Tap Undo in the top bar to remove the last roll. When a 7 comes up with a point on, the seven-out dialog asks who shoots next.

5. Finish and see your results

  1. Tap the red End button in the top bar and confirm End session.
  2. You land on the session page: P/L, cost per point, your CPL score and every shooter's hand. Tap Share recap to save a picture of the night.
  3. Open the Stats tab any time to see personal records and lifetime numbers.

Next, take a two-minute tour in Getting Around the App.