EVENMONEY
Table 1 · Blackjack

The only game
you can beat

House edge, perfect basic strategy
0.38%
House edge, average player
≈ 2.00%
Counting a 1-12 spread, 75% penetration
≈ +0.5% to you
Bankroll that edge requires
300+ betting units

Every decision you make here is compared to the chart in the right rail, and to the count-based deviation when the shoe justifies one. The other players sit down and get up mid-shoe on purpose.

Dealer stands on soft 17 · blackjack pays 3 to 2
6-deck shoe·6.0 decks behind the cut card·round 0
Ayatypical
waiting
Seat 2
open
You
waiting
Priyatypical
waiting
Kenjitypical
waiting
Seat 6
open
Your bet
Bet ramp
1 unit = $25
True count 0.0

This session

Bankroll
$1000
Hands
0
Strategy accuracy
—
Count checks
—
EV given away
−$0.00
Decisions graded
0

Your most expensive habits

Ranked by estimated cost

Nothing yet. Play some hands and every mistake gets logged here with what it cost.

Stage one

Leave every toggle on. Play until basic strategy accuracy sits above 99% over a couple of hundred decisions. Nothing else matters until that number is there — counting on top of bad basic strategy is worth nothing.

Stage two

Turn off the count tags on the cards but keep the HUD. You are now reading ranks and converting them yourself, with a safety net. Add seat churn and terrible players so the rhythm keeps breaking.

Stage three

HUD off, count checks on, index plays on, dealer pace fast. This is the real thing. If your count accuracy holds above 90% through a full shoe at this setting, you can count.