Casino & Table Games
Blackjack odds dealer vs player
The odds that compare the player's hand to the dealer's hand in blackjack, showing the chance of winning, losing, or pushing under a specific rule set.
Key points
- Most blackjack games have a house edge between 0.5% and 1%.1
- A 6:5 blackjack payout raises the house edge to 1.06% in a face-up variant; 1:1 payout raises it to 2.27%.34
- Dealer odds tables give the probability of each final hand by up-card, assuming the dealer has not already checked for blackjack.2
Where this term is used
Not the same as
- Blackjack rules dealer — the dealer's prescribed actions and restrictions, not the odds or probability outcome
- Casino blackjack odds — the casino-wide player expectation for blackjack under a rule set, usually expressed as house edge or payout effect rather than the dealer-vs-player matchup alone
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Sources
- Blackjack en.wikipedia.org Provides the general house edge range and basic blackjack resolution rules.
- Dealer Odds in Blackjack under U.S. Rules wizardofodds.com Supplies dealer odds tables and the definition of dealer odds.
- Face Up Blackjack - Wizard of Odds wizardofodds.com Gives the 6:5 blackjack payout house edge figure.
- Blackjack wizardofodds.com Provides the 1:1 blackjack payout house edge and rule comparison.
- Blackjack - Probability wizardofodds.com Supplies dealer bust probabilities and net win probabilities.
Sources are drawn from regulators, universities and published research, and each one is labelled with what it actually is — a preprint is not called a paper. Bookmaker and affiliate pages are never cited here, because a page that sells betting is not a neutral authority on it.