Spackjack by Team Spockholm

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The latest version of Spackjack is now available in your Spockholm Toolbar. Simply type any part of Spackjack into the search bar and click on it to launch. If you don’t see it, go to the configuration page and click the ‘force reload Spocklets’ link. To begin use the ‘Autoplay’ button to let Spackjack work for you using basic Blackjack strategy or use the ‘Buyin’ button to play manually and make the decisions for yourself. All cards used in the current deck(s) will display in the history section. The first 2 bosses use 1 deck and a new one is used once the total number of cards remaining is 10 and the last 2 bosses use 2 decks and a new one is used once the total number of cards remaining is 20. Spackjack will automatically reset the history once these thresholds are met.


While playing on auto you have the option to slow things down in case you want to intervene.

Spackjack will keep playing until you defeat the boss or run out of Chips.


I like seeing a log of the wins and losses. Blackjack should have a 42.4% win rate, 49.1% loss rate and a 9.1% tie rate. Comparing the odds in Mafia Blackjack to these numbers lets us see that things are even more in the houses favor. In the 500 Chip run shown below on the 4th boss there is a 38.3% win rate, 52.5% loss rate, 38.3 win rate and 9.2% push rate. This is pretty close and I imagine the more hands played the closer it becomes. My main only had 120 Chips to use and ended up with a 65% loss rate.

The win/loss rates per Chips used aren’t as important as the damage done per Chips used. 500 Chips reduced the health of Michelle Paulis by 2,760. Since there are only enough free Chips to beat the 1st 3 bosses if you are lucky, reward points will need to be used to finish the 4th one. At a rate of 2,760 damage per 500 reward points, you will need to purchase 1,500 more to do a full 12,000 worth of damage. If you are willing to do so at least Spackjack provides a faster way to play.