Cards & dice night tracker
Turn poker night into a proper league
Log Poker, Blackjack and Zilch games as you play them — real cards on the table, a live leaderboard on the wall, and a Card Shark crowned by the numbers, not the loudest voice.
No credit card required · $4.49 AUD/month after trial · Your mates always play free
Poker night deserves a leaderboard
Everyone remembers who won last night. Nobody agrees about last month. The Ankorage keeps the score that matters across every cards and dice night: log who played and who took the game, and the leaderboard, streaks and bragging rights build themselves.
The cards stay real — you play with a proper deck, real chips and real dice. The app keeps the clock while you play, then captures the winner in two taps at the end.
Poker, Blackjack and Zilch to start
Three garage classics are supported out of the box, each with plain-English rules a tap away for settling table arguments:
- Poker — Texas Hold'em hand rankings and tournament-style play; log whoever's left holding the chips
- Blackjack — dealer rules, blackjack payouts and the race to 21; log the biggest stack of the night
- Zilch (10,000 / Farkle) — the push-your-luck dice race, with the full scoring table in the rules
- Two players or the whole table — every game is free-for-all, one winner takes the game
Stats that follow the table
Every game feeds each player's record: wins, losses, win rate and average session length, split by Poker, Blackjack and Zilch.
The cave leaderboard crowns your resident Card Shark, and the same board tracks hot streaks — so the table knows exactly who's running good.
Built for league nights with mates
The Ankorage is a private league platform: create your cave, invite the crew with a link or QR code, and every game — cards, pool, darts and table tennis alike — counts toward one board. Guests join free; one plan covers the whole cave.
FAQ
Common questions
Does it deal cards or score hands for me?
No — and that's the point. You play with real cards, chips and dice. The Ankorage runs the game clock, records who played, and logs the winner, so the night counts toward the leaderboard without a screen taking over the table.
Which games are supported?
Poker, Blackjack and Zilch (the 10,000 dice game, also known as Farkle) to start. Each comes with a plain-English rules summary — hand rankings, dealer rules and the full Zilch scoring table — one tap away during setup.
How does a winner get decided?
However your table plays it — last player holding chips in Poker, biggest stack after your Blackjack rounds, first past 10,000 in Zilch. When it's settled, hit End Game, tap the winner, and it's logged.
Is it just cards and dice?
No — the same cave tracks pool (singles, doubles and Kelly Pool), darts (501 and 301 with full scoring) and table tennis (11-point matches) too. One leaderboard for the whole man cave.
What does it cost?
Free for 14 days with no credit card, then $4.49 AUD/month or $199 AUD lifetime. Only the cave owner pays — invited players are always free.
Shuffle up and deal
Set up your cave, stack the chips, and let the first winner open the board.