Blackjack vs. craps

What about the difference in house edge in BJ versus craps; assuming player is only playing the pass line and taking up to 10x odds?

Break out the calculators...

"Lose" is not to be found in the vocabulary of stickmen.

Easy answer: If you play well, your expectation in twenty-one is positive. Regardless of what you do (excepting introducing your own dice, mastering controlled throwing or buying your own table) your expectation at the craps table is negative. The free odds, the only wager not listed on the layout, leaves your expectation unaffected but causes big jumps in your personal bankroll. And this is exactly what pure gamblers want.

I seem to recall reading that the house advantage on a pass line bet was 1.15%, and (very) slightly less against those who bet "on the dark side", but can't remember those numbers. I'm actually surprised that I remembered even the pass line edge! Not a craps player, I.
Hope this is is the info you were wanting.

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Cyclops

Perfect Basic Strategy BJ Player: HOUSE edge generally varies between 0.18% and 0.52% depending on the number of decks used and rules.

Skilled BJ Card Counter: the practical PLAYER edge can vary from 0.0% to maybe 1.5% or more, depending on the number of decks used, rules, penetration, the count employed, betting spread, player errors, cover plays, etc.

Craps: The HOUSE edge against the Pass Line player always taking 10 times odds is 0.18%.

Talk about showing your senility!
1.15 is the number for converting knots to MPH, when plotting a nautical course.
Thats not even gaming related!
I don't know what the h#ll I was thinking!
Time for me to increase my Ginko intake, huh?
@^D
Take care,
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Cyclops