Casino games, computed rather than quoted

Every house edge on this site is computed from the cards, the dice or the pay table, not copied from another site. Games, destinations and the tournament calendar, with the arithmetic shown.

Each figure links to the page that derives it. Start with the destinations, the games or how any of this is worked out.

What this site is: a casino and poker reference where every house edge is computed from the cards, the dice or the pay table, in exact fractions, instead of being copied from another site. Blackjack costs 0.52% played correctly, the baccarat banker bet 1.06%, the craps pass line 1.41% and every European roulette bet 2.70%. Each figure links to the page that derives it, the method is written down, and the whole dataset is published under CC-BY.

Destinations

All destinations →

Games, and what each one costs

All games →

Research, data and calculators

All research →

Tournaments and poker rooms

FAQ

Where do the numbers on this site come from?
From software that derives each house edge from the rules of the game, in exact fractions, and checks it against published references before anything is shown. The methodology page describes how.
Does any betting system beat the house edge?
No. A staking pattern changes how wins and losses are spread over a session, never the edge on each bet, and this site never claims otherwise.
How current are the destination and tournament pages?
Each one carries the month it was last checked against the operator's or the regulator's own published material. The game mathematics does not go stale.

How this site works

Every house edge here is computed from the cards rather than quoted: craps and roulette in exact fractions, blackjack by an expected-value engine that plays the game out, baccarat by walking the entire game tree for a real eight-deck shoe. Where a figure could not be derived, the page says so and attributes it. How the numbers are made, the research and the calculators, or read the project notes.