Video Blackjack Help (possible player advantage?)

This concerns a blackjack game on a machine. I don't think the machine is really advantageous on its own, but combined with promotions and bounce back cash; it may be.

My problem is this: I am looking for a blackjack game analyzer and simulator that can handle this game. I have not been able to find one as yet. The game MAY have a VERY slight player advantage if a composition dependent strategy is used. The Wizard of Odds site implies this when I use the BJ calculator there.

I would welcome any help to find a suitable software program where I could run simulations of perfect play for 2, 3, 4, and 5 cards taking into account the dealer's up card as well as any cards already seen in the hand.

I'll even post the rules:

Single deck shuffled after each hand (only 1 player per hand. This game is on a machine).
Dealer stands on all 17.
Dealer has a hole card.
Tied Blackjacks are a push.
Double 9, 10, 11 only.
No Double after split.
Split only once.
Re-Hit split Aces.
BJ pays 3:2.
6 Card automatic winner for player but not dealer.
No insurance.
No surrender.

When you say blackjack pays 3/2, do you mean that blackjack pays 5/2?

On a machine being paid 3/2 is getting your original 2 bet back and one additional unit, or just a 50% profit on the hand instead of 150%.

This machine has a normal blackjack payoff. If you bet 2 you get your 2 back plus 3 more for a total of 5.

Hello,

My CA handles this and even if you ignore obvious things like hit all 5 card soft hands and just use a TD strategy you have an advantage. Here are the advantages:

TD: 0.039949518346478%
CD: 0.105568139202716%

The TD strategy used is just the usual strategy for 1D S17 NDAS.

Good luck :)