Percentages are live hit frequencies from the hands actually dealt in this session, not theoretical values. Run the Monte Carlo tab for large-sample numbers.
Player acts first and only looks at its own two-card total. If either side shows 8 or 9 (a natural), both hands stand and the tableau never runs.
Column “–” is the case where Player stood on 6 or 7 and drew nothing. The highlighted cell updates every hand so you can watch the tableau being applied.
| Bet | Pays | Hits | Hit rate | Return per $1 | House edge |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Set a hand count and press Run. Everything is simulated with the same engine that deals the live table. | |||||
Edges are measured against total amount wagered. Push results (Banker on a 3-card 7 under EZ, and Player/Banker on a tie) return the stake and count as resolved but non-losing.
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