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Basic Strategy Explained

Basic strategy is the mathematically optimal way to play every Blackjack hand against the dealer's upcard. It reduces the house edge to around 0.5% at 3:2 tables when followed perfectly.

  • Make the correct choice across hit, stand, double, split, and surrender.
  • Different rules and payouts change the edge; 6:5 Blackjack is far worse than 3:2.
  • Learn hard totals, soft totals, and pairs in clear, color-coded chunks.

Core Decision Areas

Hard Totals

Hands that can only be played at their face value. If you draw too high, you’re immediately at risk of busting (going over 21).


Because of this rigidity, Basic Strategy favors standing once you reach a strong number and doubling only when the math is clearly in your favor.

Soft Totals

Hands that still have “give” because an Ace can be valued as 1 or 11. This flexible advantage of the Ace card presents a small advantage usually worth doubling your original bet.


Basic Strategy avoids standing too early here, since the flexibility allows you to improve without the risk of busting.

Pairs
Two cards of the same rank can be split to escape from disadvantageous hands and create more opportunities to form strong hands.
Surrender
Where allowed, use this to cut your losses when you have been dealt a disadvantageous hand and are looking at an upcard that is advantageous to the dealer.

Designed for Speed

Master Basic Strategy faster than with brute force trial and error memorization.

Interactive Blank Fill Chart

Interactive Blank Fill Chart

Reinforce visual memorization through color-coded patterns. Fill in the basic strategy chart and see your progress in real-time.

Targeted Rule Practice

Targeted Rule Practice

Practise complex rules like Soft 18 scenarios. Unlike generic drills, focus on the specific situations that matter most.

Flexible Study Modes

Flexible Study Modes

Flashcards, multiple choice, and matching games. Narrow down sections of Basic Strategy Rules that you struggle with remembering, by narrowing down the specific section in this study mode, like Soft Totals for example.

The 6:5 Scam Exposed

Understanding payout structures isn't optional—it's the difference between playing smart and getting robbed.

6:5 (SCAM)Payout
with PERFECT Basic Strategy
2.0%

House Edge

125% payout on Natural 21 (Blackjack)
$100 bet with Blackjack → $125
4X more expected loss ($20 vs. $5)
2% (house edge) = 0.5%× 4
3:2 (NORMAL)Payout
with PERFECT Basic Strategy
0.5%

House Edge

150% payout on Natural 21 (Blackjack)
$100 bet with Blackjack → $150
$1,000 night = $5 expected loss
32
×
2.52.5
=
7.55
>
65

🚨 Never Play 6:5 Blackjack 🚨

6:5 games give 4X more house edge EVEN WITH PERFECT Basic Strategy!

You're guaranteed to lose money much faster than 3:2 games.

Typical House Edges for Popular Casino Games

GameHouse EdgeExpected Loss per $1,000
Slots10%-$100.00
Blackjack 3:2 Payout (w/o Perfect Basic Strategy)2–5%-$20.00 to -$50.00
SINGLE ZERO Roulette2.7%-$27.00
Ultimate Texas Hold'em (w/ Perfect Play)2.18%-$21.80

Your Foundation Matters

Before card counting, before other advantage plays,

you need Perfect Basic Strategy

1

Master Basic Strategy

Learn the optimal play across hard totals, soft totals, pairs, and surrender.

2

Find 3:2 Tables Only

6:5 tables increase expected loss by roughly 4× even with perfect play.

3

Then Consider Advantaged Play

After your foundation is perfect, explore techniques that Advantaged Players employ in their craft.

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8
1. Pairs
A
7
2. Soft Totals
4. Surrender
K
5
3. Hard Totals

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