Open data: every computed house edge

134 figures across 12 games, 122 of them with an exact rational value beside the decimal, each carrying the URL of the page that derives it. Free to reuse under CC-BY.

Download: edges.json or edges.csv. Licensed CC-BY 4.0: use it for anything, and credit the page the figure comes from.

What each row contains

FieldWhat it is
gameThe game the bet belongs to
betThe specific wager
house_edge_percent The edge as a percentage of the amount staked
house_edge_exact_fraction The same value as an exact rational number, where the game admits one
page The URL of the page that derives the figure

The cheapest eight, as a sample

GameBetExactHouse edge
blackjack rule deltasurrender-0.0008%
crapsodds pass 40/10.0000%
crapsodds dont 40/10.0000%
crapsodds pass 50/10.0000%
crapsodds dont 50/10.0000%
crapsodds pass 60/10.0000%
crapsodds dont 60/10.0000%
crapsodds pass 80/10.0000%

The full ranked table is here, generated from this same file.

How the figures were produced

Exact enumeration or closed-form derivation in rational arithmetic, not simulation. Craps walks the 36 dice outcomes; baccarat walks the complete game tree of a real 416-card shoe drawing without replacement; hold'em equities enumerate all 1,712,304 boards per matchup. Each engine checks its own output against independently published figures before anything is exported, and a disagreement stops the build.

Where a figure could not be derived it is attributed rather than claimed, and the page says so. One game is absent on purpose: slot machines have no computable edge from outside, because the reel weightings are not published to anyone but the manufacturer.

The methodology page is the citation for this dataset.

Corrections

If a figure here is wrong it is wrong in a way you can demonstrate, which is the point of publishing the working. Tell us which bet and which number and the correction goes into the engine rather than the file, so it cannot come back.