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Casino table games are a lot of fun, but some offer better odds than others. Odds are the mathematical probability of winning if the game is played optimally. A coin toss has odds of 50%, which means there is an equal chance of winning. Casino games must pay out less than 50%, or the casino would never make money. Casinos push the odds below 50% in two ways. The first is by setting up the game rules to ensure than the player will only win less than half of the time. The second is by paying out less than the player should win. For example, the chance of winning a bet on a single number in roulette is 38 to 1, however the casino only pays out 35 to 1. The odds are frequently expressed as the “house edge,” or the percentage below 50% that the player will win. For example, Three Card Poker’s house edge is 2.32%. This equals player odds to win of 47.68%.

Below are five wagers that offer the lowest house edge in the casino. Remember that there is no casino game that offers an advantage to the player. The key is to have fun, stick to your gambling budget, and leave the table when you are ahead. The best bets in the casino require an understanding of optimal strategy. All of the games below are available in person and on the internet. Both online and offline casinos offer the same house edge.

Craps Pass Line Odds (0.60%)
Craps often intimidates new casino players. The rules and betting possibilities are so complex that it requires no less than four dealers to operate the table. There are actually 15 different games going on at once, but the core of the game is relatively simple to understand. The basic bet of craps is the pass line. The pass line has two separate phases: before the point is established and after the point is set. Before the point is set, the player wins 1:1 if an eleven or a seven is rolled. If a two, three, or twelve is rolled, “craps” is called and the player loses his bet. If a four, five, six, eight, nine, or ten is rolled, that number is declared the “point,” and the next phase of the game begins.

After the point has been set, the player has the option to place an additional bet called a “pass line point bet.” These chips are placed behind the pass line bet. This opportunity should be maximized, since the house edge for this bet is 0%. The dice are rolled until the point number appears again or a seven is rolled. If a seven is rolled, the player loses both bets. If the point is rolled before a seven, the player wins both bets. The original bet on the pass line pays 1:1, for a house edge of 1.24%. The pass line point bet pays higher amounts depending on how likely the point is to be rolled. If the point is six or eight, the odds are 7:6. Five or nine pays 7:5, and four or ten pays 2:1.

Taken together, the pass line and the pass line point bets have only a 0.60% house edge. This is the best bet in the casino. There are many other bets that can be made in craps, but none give the player such outstanding odds.

Basic Blackjack Strategy (0.80%)
Blackjack is one of the most popular table games. The rules are simple to understand: get as close to twenty one without going over. The player is dealt two cards, which are worth the number printed on them, or ten if it is a face card. Aces are worth one or eleven. The player can choose to receive more cards by telling the dealer to “hit.” The player’s hand is compared with the dealer’s. If the player has a higher hand, the player wins. If the dealer and the player have equal hands, the bet is returned.

The optimal playing strategy is outlined in the Blackjack Basic Strategy Card. It tells the dealer when to hit, stand, split, or double down. Using basic strategy reduces the house edge to 0.80%. Casinos have been trying to introduce blackjack variants that have less optimal rules for players. Stick with traditional blackjack for the best odds.

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