jacklet
A free card game — play it in your browser, no install. A daily single-elimination browser game combining Blackjack card strategy with daily puzzle mechanics.
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Branding uses Jacklet with the subtitle “daily blackjack” and a spade favicon. Progress version jacklet-v3 starts a new game for all browsers: old runs, statistics, sound preferences, and dismissed instructions are reset on the next load. Old saved tokens are rejected and the recovery cookie is replaced automatically. Change PROGRESS_VERSION in lib/blackjack/progress.ts only for a deliberate global reset. Ordinary deployments preserve current progress.
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