Winning Percentages?

I was just wondering if anybody knows what the average winning percentages are at a BJ table? Not the house/player odds, the actual winning percentages. For example, if I play 100 hands, how many hands (on average) will I win if a natural only counts as one hand won, doubling down and winning is only one hand one, but splitting can be considered two seperate hands? Similiarly, what are the loosing percentages? I've been keeping track of my hands for my personal records, and would like to see if my winning/loosing percentages are reasonable. Thanks!

I think this is the answer you seek. In general, playing perfect Basic Strategy, Player wins 44% of all hands played, ties 8%, with the Dealer winning the rest. These % should include both successful and unsuccessful DD's, splits, etc.

The House does not have a 4% advantage (except maybe 6:5 BJ...kidding) since the house does not get to split, DD, 3:2 BJ, etc. These enticements to the Player keep most games around 0.5% house advantage.

phantom007.

That as many BJ books as I have read there has never been more specific numbers given, to several significant figures, except for BJ's in Professional Blackjack. If I have missed figures for DD wins, losses, Single Win's, Losses, etc., in any book please let me know, thanks!

DeMango

are important to the online bonus bandit that plays sticky bonuses using Maximum Boldness, i.e. making the first bet of the entire deposit and bonus. 52% of the time you do not lose. 8% of the time you get one times action in, 44% you win, and out of those 44% you can expect four blackjacks which pay off at 3:2. That makes up the diff between 44 wins and 48 losses to give you a house edge around the .5% mark. The player edge times the BR can easily cover this max bet which can be around $300-$500. Lose 100 48% or win 300 or 450 44% of the time. Who would turn their nose up at that??