Best Online Blackjack Odds

Introduction

It's one thing to understand the basics of blackjack, but entirely another to master it. What does take to be a skilled player? Pivotal to the game are the odds and comprehending the house edge, without it, let's just say you are playing blind.

What is the House Edge?

A player is in it to win it, unfortunately, the casino is too and in due time they are the true winner. Why? Because the odds are in the favor of the house with a profit made on every bet placed.

Even though the odds are not stacked in your favor, each casino varies. However, the best game to play at the tables is blackjack that typically has the lowest house advantage.

Gain leverage against the house by:

• Understand the rules of blackjack
• Develop a strategy
• Seek casinos & games with the lowest house edge
• Know when to quit when ahead

The lower the house edge, the longer your bankroll will last and the potential to win goes up. Yet don't be fooled, play too long especially when winning and your chips will end up on the wrong side of the table.

You can watch our excellent simplified strategy here.

Remember…

…in the end the house is the demon who has the upper hand and the player will consequently lose in time. When ahead don't walk, run away from the table because you just defeated the beast in the room.

You don't have to be a mathematical wizard (pun intended) to determine the advantage the house has over the player. We have sorted that out for you in our list of casinos below.

The following is a list of blackjack rules and the house edge for each game found online by major software providers of Internet casinos. To sort by any metric, simply click on the column heading. You can find casinos using any given software brand by clicking the software logo, which will take you to a thorough review of all their games, casinos using their software, and which ones we endorse. Remember to always use the appropriate basic strategy for any given set of rules, which should be found under blackjack in the software reviews. If you feel you have found any errors in the rules, please let us know.

Written by: Michael Shackleford