Lucky numbers

Two main bets can be made against the house. A player can bet on either The Player or The Banker. The Winning bets on The Player are paid at even money. Winning bets on the Banker are paid 0.95 of the amount of the bet. The rest is the tax which is imposed on the even money pay-off. For complete 8 decks the probability of a tie is 0.0952, and the probability The Banker to win is 0.4586. The fundamental idea of this calculation is to consider all possible distinct 6 card sequence. The outcome for each sequence is computed and the related probability of that sequence is computed and accumulated in the appropriate register. The house advantage over The Player is 1.2351 %. The house advantage over The Banker is 0.4586 x 5%- 1.2351 % or 1.0579 %, where 2.2930 % is the house tax on the winnings of The Banker. If the ties are not counted as trials, then the figures for house advantage should be multiplied by 1/0.904844, which gives an advantage of the house per bet that isn’t a tie - over The Banker of 1.1692 % and over The Player of 1.3650%. In this situation the tax on the banker is 2.5341%.