Starting, Logging & Ending a Session

Starting a session

On Home, tap Log Session. The Track Roll dialog offers:

• Continue active: [name] — jump back into the session that's open. If nothing is open you'll see Continue last: [name] instead, which reopens your most recent session.
• New session — optional Session name (blank becomes "Session N") and Start bankroll ($), plus a required Event. The event list includes your events, your upcoming trips (🧳) and + New event… (event name + casino). Create & track stays disabled until an event is chosen.
• Quick roll (don't save) — practice or follow along without saving anything.

Free accounts can save up to 3 sessions in total. Unlimited saved sessions are a Premium feature — see the Premium card on your Profile. Quick rolls don't count toward the limit.

Logging rolls

Two tabs sit above the entry pad. Switch any time — both feed the same stats.

• Quick Entry (the default) — one tap per roll. Rows of chips for Points (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10), Hardways (H4, H6, H8, H10 — always logged as doubles, so H8 is 4-4), Horn (2, 3, 11, 12), a wide 7, and No Roll. Best for a fast table.
• Precision Tracking — tap the left die, then the right die, to record the exact combination (3-4 vs. 5-2). After the first tap you'll see "Left Die: 4 · Select Right Die"; the second tap logs the roll and flashes "Roll Entered: 4-3".

There's no save button — every roll is saved the moment you enter it. Each roll is credited to the active shooter, so keep the shooter current (see Changing the Shooter).

On a keyboard: keys 1–6 pick dice in Precision Tracking, U or Backspace undoes, Esc clears a half-entered roll.

No Roll

Use No Roll when the dealer calls a do-over (a die off the table, a bad throw). It isn't a roll, so it doesn't change the point, roll counts or SRR. It does show as an NR marker in the roll history and costs that shooter's hand 1 DICE point — see Understanding DICE & BANK Scores.

Fixing a mistap

• Undo (the curved arrow in the top bar) removes the most recent roll or No Roll. Tap it again to keep stepping back.
• To fix an older roll, tap it in the recent-rolls strip or in the session history list. The Edit roll dialog lets you pick a new blue and red die and Save, or delete the roll. Totals and stats recalculate instantly.

Ending and resuming

Tap the red End button in the top bar and confirm End session — or choose End session in the seven-out dialog. If you entered an ending bankroll in the seven-out dialog it's saved along with the end. You'll land on the session's page.

Ended sessions aren't locked. Open the session's page (from Last session on Home, or History → the event → the session) and tap Reopen to keep tracking, or Resume to make an open session the active one again. Bankrolls and shooter names can be edited at any time.

Quick roll (not saved)

Quick roll follows real craps rules — come-out, point and seven-out — but nothing is saved to your account. Tap End to see a Roll summary; closing it clears the rolls. It's the one part of the app that works without signing in.