BlackjackSharps
⚖️ Dual Table Quantitative Grader

Blackjack Table Grader & Hourly Cost Evaluator

Compare two blackjack tables side-by-side. Calculate exact house edge from rule parameters, assign letter grades (A–F), and project your expected cost per hour before buying chips.

Quick Presets for Table A:
$25.00
60 hands/hr

Table A (Current / Candidate Table)

GRADE B
House Edge: 0.36%
Expected Cost of Play ($/hour): -$5.40/hr
Cost per 100 Hands: -$9.00
SIT // EXCELLENT VALUE

Standard commercial table conditions. Playable with disciplined basic strategy.

Table B (Benchmark / Alternative Table)

GRADE F
House Edge: 2.05%
Expected Cost of Play ($/hour): -$30.75/hr
Cost per 100 Hands: -$51.25
WALK AWAY // CRITICAL 6:5 PENALTY

Never play at a 6:5 table. The single payout reduction more than triples the house advantage.

SHARPS SELECTION ADVANTAGE

Table A saves you $25.35/hour compared to Table B!

By simply choosing a standard 3:2 table over a 6:5 tourist trap, your bankroll lasts over 5 times longer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is 6:5 payout treated as an automatic F grade? ▼

Because paying 6:5 instead of 3:2 on blackjacks adds +1.39% directly to the house edge. That single rule change more than triples the casino margin from ~0.4% to ~1.8%+, making long-term capital preservation mathematically impossible.

What is the practical value of Double After Split (DAS)? ▼

DAS adds approximately 0.14% in player equity. It allows aggressive splits on pairs like 2,2, 3,3, and 6,6 against weak dealer upcards because you retain the right to double down on favorable 3rd cards.

How does live dealer speed compare to RNG online blackjack? ▼

Live dealer tables typically deal 50–70 hands per hour with multiple seated players. Solo RNG online games can deal 200–500 hands per hour, accelerating your hourly exposure by 4x to 8x.