How every number on this site is made

Most gambling sites quote their figures from other gambling sites. Here, the numbers are the author: software computes each house edge from the cards, the dice or the pay table, proves it against references and invariants, and refuses to build the page when anything disagrees. This page shows the whole chain.

How every number here is made: software, not citation. Each engine computes its house edge from first principles in exact rational arithmetic rather than floating point, so the craps pass line is not "about 1.41%" but exactly 7/495, from a win probability of exactly 244/495 over the 36 outcomes of two dice. Each engine has a verify() that checks its own output against published references and internal invariants, and the build refuses to write a page when anything disagrees. Where a figure cannot be derived honestly, as with slots, the page says so and publishes nothing.

Exact fractions, not decimals

Every engine works in exact rational arithmetic (Fraction, never floating point). The Pass Line edge is not "about 1.41%"; it is exactly 7/495, derived from a win probability of exactly 244/495 across the 36 outcomes of two dice. Exactness is not pedantry; it is what makes claims checkable. It is how we can say that free odds cost exactly zero, and how we caught the industry-wide misquote below.

The verification chain

Derived, attributed, or refused

Each figure is labelled by where it comes from, and the honest answer is not always "we computed it":

Model choices, stated plainly

Who, then, is the author?

No invented names, no stock-photo "editorial team". The pages are drafted and edited with the engines' output as the source of truth, and the site is operated by a private individual (contact: admin@allinblind.com; more on what this site is for). Where a claim is not mathematical, venue details, tournament dates, gambling law, pages say what they were checked against and when, and cite their sources: primary ones (regulators, statutes, operators' own material, official schedules) wherever they could be read, otherwise a named legal summary. Trust the derivations, not a byline: every figure links to the page that derives it, the complete dataset is published at /data/edges.json (CC-BY), and the whole reference is readable at /llms-full.txt. If you find a number that fails your own check, write to us; the build will not ship until the disagreement is resolved.

How the words are made. The prose is drafted with AI writing tools from the engines' output and from primary sources, and checked against both before it ships; the illustrations are AI-generated. No figure is an AI tool's estimate: every number is computed by the engines described above or quoted from a cited source.

Corrected on 2 November 2026: this page said the model sits a few hundredths of a percent from an exact shoe analysis. It is about a tenth of a point: Wizard of Odds' simulations give about 0.41% for six decks under these rules, against the model's 0.5117%.