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Blackjack Team Play · 20 rounds · Oct 14, 2026, 8:51 AM UTC

Mixed team: three different models share one bankroll.

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Mixed team: three different models share one bankroll.

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Model's stated reason

This is round 1 with a fresh shoe and no card information yet. A moderate bet of 25 chips (half our max) balances risk and expected value—enough to build chips on favorable situations while preserving bankroll for strategic adjustments as the shoe progresses.

Model's stated reason

Fresh shoe with true count 0 has negative expected value under basic strategy, so minimize exposure with the minimum bet until the count becomes favorable.

Model's stated reason

The small positive running count is not a meaningful true-count advantage this early in the shoe. Minimum exposure preserves bankroll until a stronger count develops.

Stated reasons appear after the comparison block is revealed. They are model-submitted text, not verified reasoning.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#1

Starting shoe, betting 25 to build early chip advantage with standard play.

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Muse Wonder#3

Fresh shoe, count 0, no edge - bet minimum 5 for now. I will track Hi-Lo and call out when the true count turns hot.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#5

Fresh shoe, no count edge: betting minimum 5. I’ll track Hi-Lo and raise only with a meaningful true-count advantage.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#14

20 v 6 - dealer bust likely, standing to lock in value.

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Muse Wonder#16

8 vs 6: hitting. Running count about +1 from cards seen, still neutral.

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Muse Wonder#19

14 vs 6: standing, dealer bust likely. Count still near neutral.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#21

15 vs 6: standing for dealer bust value. Running count is about +1, still effectively neutral early in the shoe.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#27

Running count +1 from 10 cards seen (6,2,9,K,K,6,2,6,5,Q): near neutral. Betting minimum 5. Will raise when true count turns positive with more penetration.

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Muse Wonder#29

Count check: RC +3 (lows 6,2,6,2,6,5 vs highs K,K,Q), TC ~+0.5, still neutral. Betting minimum 5 until TC reaches +2 or more.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#31

RC +3 after 10 cards; TC is only about +0.5 in a six-deck shoe, so minimum bet.

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Muse Wonder#41

7 vs Q: hitting. Running count about +1 after 17 cards, true count near 0, still neutral.

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Muse Wonder#44

13 vs Q: hitting again. Running count +2 after 18 cards, true count about +0.4, still neutral.

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Muse Wonder#47

16 vs Q: standing. RC +3 after 19 cards (TC ~+0.5), so the 16v10 index favors stand over hitting.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#49

Soft 18 vs Q is a hit. Count is RC +3 after 19 exposed cards (TC still only about +0.5).

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GPT-5.6 Terra#52

Hard 17 vs Q: standing. Count remains only mildly positive and does not justify a deviation.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#59

RC +4 after 23 cards (6,2,9,K,K,6,2,6,5,Q,Q,4,A,7,T,A,4,3,6,3,A,7,9): TC ~+0.4 in 6-deck shoe. Still neutral, betting minimum.

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Muse Wonder#61

Count check: RC +3 after 23 cards, TC ~+0.5, still neutral. Betting minimum 5 until TC reaches +2 or more.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#63

RC +4 after 23 cards; with roughly 5.6 decks remaining, TC is still under +1. Minimum bet.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#72

16 vs 8: standing. RC ~+4 after 30 cards (TC +0.5), but 16v8 is a basic strategy stand. No count deviation applies.

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Muse Wonder#74

13 vs 8: hitting per basic strategy. RC about +4 after 30 cards, TC ~+0.7, still neutral.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#77

Hard 15 vs 8: hitting per basic strategy. The running count remains only mildly positive, not enough for a deviation.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#80

Hard 19 vs 8: standing.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#86

RC +5 after 34 cards (~5.6 decks remain), TC under +1. Betting minimum per count strategy.

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Muse Wonder#88

RC +4 after 34 cards, about 5.3 decks remain so TC ~+0.7, still neutral. Betting minimum 5 until TC reaches +2.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#90

RC +4 after 34 exposed cards; with about 5.3 decks remaining, TC is still under +1. Minimum bet.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#99

20 v 2: standing. Basic strategy against dealer's weakest upcard; doubling risks busting value when dealer is most likely to bust.

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Muse Wonder#101

19 vs 2: standing. RC +1 after 41 cards, TC ~+0.2, still neutral.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#103

Hard 17 vs 2: standing; the count is far below any deviation threshold.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#110

RC +1 after 43 cards, TC barely positive. Betting minimum per count strategy until true count reaches +2.

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Muse Wonder#112

Count check: recount gives RC -2 after 44 cards, TC ~-0.4, slightly negative. Betting minimum 5 until TC reaches +2 or more.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#114

Recount: RC about -3 after 45 exposed cards (TC roughly -0.6), so no betting edge; minimum bet.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#123

16 vs 2: standing per basic strategy. RC -3 after 45 cards (TC ~-0.6), no count deviation applies.

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Muse Wonder#125

Soft 17 vs 2: hitting per basic strategy. Count remains near neutral to slightly negative, no deviation.

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Muse Wonder#128

Soft 19 vs 2: standing. Strong made hand, hitting risks weakening it.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#130

Hard 12 vs 2: hitting per basic strategy; the count is not high enough to justify the stand deviation.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#133

Hard 18 vs 2: standing; dealer's low upcard makes preserving 18 best.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#140

RC -2 after 56 cards (~4.6 decks remain), TC roughly -0.4. Minimum bet per count strategy.

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Muse Wonder#142

Count check: RC -2 after 56 cards, TC ~-0.4, slightly negative. Betting minimum 5 until TC reaches +2 or more.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#144

RC is -2 after 56 cards (TC about -0.4); no edge, so minimum bet.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#153

16 vs 8: standing. RC -2 after 56 cards (TC ~-0.4), basic strategy is to stand on 16v8 when count is neutral/negative.

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Muse Wonder#155

16 vs 8: hitting per basic strategy. RC about -2, TC ~-0.4, no stand deviation for 16v8.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#158

Hard 17 vs 8: standing. The newly exposed cards leave the Hi-Lo count slightly negative (about RC -3), with no deviation from basic strategy.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#163

RC -3 after 67 cards, TC roughly -0.5. Neutral/slightly negative count, betting minimum per count strategy.

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Muse Wonder#165

Count check: RC about -4 after 65 cards, TC ~-0.8, slightly negative. Betting minimum 5 until TC reaches +2 or more.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#167

Count is about RC -4 with roughly five decks remaining (TC still negative), so I am betting the minimum.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#177

13 vs Q: hitting. RC -4 after 68 cards, TC roughly -0.8, but 13v10 basic strategy is hit regardless.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#180

16 vs Q: hitting. RC -4 after 68 cards (TC ~-0.8), but basic strategy for 16v10 is hit.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#183

Hard 17 versus Q: standing.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#188

RC -4 after 76 cards, TC roughly -0.8. Neutral/slightly negative count, betting minimum per count strategy.

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Muse Wonder#190

Count check: RC about -5 after 76 cards, TC ~-1.1, negative. Betting minimum 5 until TC reaches +2 or more.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#192

Recount is RC -5 after 78 exposed cards (TC about -1), so I am betting the minimum.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#201

19 vs 4: standing. Dealer's weak upcard makes preserving this strong hand optimal.

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Muse Wonder#203

11 vs 4: doubling per basic strategy. Strong spot against dealer's weak upcard.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#210

RC -5 after 78 cards, TC ~-1. Minimum bet per count strategy.

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Muse Wonder#212

Count check: RC about -3, TC about -0.7, still negative/neutral. Betting minimum 5 until TC reaches +2 or more.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#214

Recount through 86 exposed cards gives RC about -3 (TC roughly -0.6 with ~4.3 decks left), so I’m betting the minimum.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#226

RC -3 after 86 cards, TC ~-0.6. Minimum bet per count strategy until TC reaches +2.

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Muse Wonder#228

Count check: RC -7 after 93 cards, TC ~-1.7 with ~4.2 decks left, negative. Betting minimum 5 until TC reaches +2 or more.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#230

Recount through 94 exposed cards gives RC about -8 (TC roughly -1.7 with just over four decks remaining), so minimum bet.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#239

19 vs 8: standing. Strong made hand against dealer's medium upcard.

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Muse Wonder#241

Soft 20 vs 8: standing. Strong made hand, hitting only risks weakening it.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#243

Hard 14 versus 8: hitting per basic strategy; the count remains negative, so no stand deviation.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#246

Hard 19 versus 8: standing.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#252

RC -8 after 94 cards, TC ~-1.7 with ~4.2 decks remaining. True count deeply negative; minimum bet per count strategy.

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Muse Wonder#254

Count check: RC -7 after 103 cards, TC ~-1.7 with ~4 decks left, negative. Betting minimum 5 until TC reaches +2 or more.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#256

Recount through 107 exposed cards: RC about -7, with roughly 3.9 decks remaining (TC about -1.8). Negative shoe, so minimum bet.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#265

13 vs 4: standing. Dealer's weak upcard makes basic strategy stand optimal.

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Muse Wonder#267

Pair of 3s vs 4: splitting per basic strategy. Count remains negative, but 3,3 vs 4 is a clear split.

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Muse Wonder#271

12 vs 4: standing per basic strategy. Dealer weak upcard, let them bust.

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Muse Wonder#273

13 vs 4: standing per basic strategy. Dealer weak upcard, let them bust.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#275

Hard 20 versus dealer 4: standing.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#282

RC -7 after 107 cards, TC ~-1.8 with ~3.9 decks remaining. Negative shoe, betting minimum per count strategy.

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Muse Wonder#284

Count check: RC about -6, TC about -1.6 with ~3.8 decks left, negative shoe. Betting minimum 5 until TC reaches +2 or more.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#286

Recount is RC about -6 with roughly 3.7 decks remaining (TC around -1.6), so the shoe remains negative and I am betting minimum.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#296

14 vs 10: standing. RC -6 after 114 cards (TC roughly -1.6), negative shoe. Basic strategy for hard 14 vs 10 is hit, but we stay disciplined per count.

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Muse Wonder#298

15 vs 10: hitting per basic strategy. Count is negative (RC about -6, TC about -1.6), well below the +4 stand deviation for 15v10.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#301

Hard 10 versus 10: hitting; the negative true count is far below the high-count index needed to double 10 vs 10.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#304

Hard 17 versus 10: standing per basic strategy.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#309

RC -6 after 114 cards, TC roughly -1.6. Negative count, betting minimum per count strategy.

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Muse Wonder#311

Count check: RC about -6, TC about -1.6 with ~3.6 decks left, negative shoe. Betting minimum 5 until TC reaches +2 or more.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#313

Recount through 132 exposed cards gives RC about -7 (TC roughly -2 with 3.5 decks left), so I’m betting the minimum.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#322

Pair of 5s vs 4: doubling per basic strategy. Dealer weak upcard, strong doubling spot.

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Muse Wonder#325

10 vs 4: doubling per basic strategy. Count remains negative, but this double is standard vs 4.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#328

Hard 10 vs 4: hitting; the exposed cards improve the count only to roughly TC -0.5, below the count index for doubling 10 vs 4.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#331

Hard 15 versus 4: standing; dealer’s weak upcard makes preserving the hand optimal.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#337

RC -7 after 132 cards, TC roughly -2 with ~3.5 decks remaining. Negative shoe, betting minimum per Hi-Lo count strategy.

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Muse Wonder#339

Count still negative (RC roughly -3 to -7, TC about -1 to -2) after ~137 cards; betting minimum 5 until TC reaches +2.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#341

The last round’s exposed cards lifted the running count to about 0; with roughly 3.3 decks remaining there is no betting edge, so minimum bet.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#351

19 vs T: standing. Dealer 10 is strong; this made hand is solid protection.

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Muse Wonder#353

20 vs T: standing with Kd Kd. Never split tens; preserve the strong made hand.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#355

20 vs dealer 10: standing.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#360

RC -7 after 150+ cards, TC roughly -2 with ~3 decks left. Negative shoe, minimum bet per Hi-Lo count strategy.

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Muse Wonder#362

Count check: RC -6 after 145 cards, TC ~-1.9 with ~3.2 decks left, negative shoe. Betting minimum 5 until TC reaches +2 or more.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#364

RC is about -7 after 150 cards, roughly TC -2.2 with just over three decks remaining; negative shoe, so minimum bet.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#374

11 vs J: doubling. Strong spot despite negative count; J upcard is still vulnerable.

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Muse Wonder#377

7 vs J: hitting per basic strategy. Low total cannot bust and doubling 7 is not profitable.

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Muse Wonder#380

Hard 17 vs J: standing. Count remains negative (RC about -6, TC about -2), no deviation from basic strategy.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#382

Hard 12 vs J: hitting. The shoe remains negative, far below the high-count stand index for 12 versus 10.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#385

Hard 13 versus J: hitting per basic strategy; the negative count offers no stand deviation.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#388

Hard 19 versus dealer 10: standing.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#394

RC -7 after 160 cards, TC roughly -2.1 with ~3.1 decks left. Negative shoe, betting minimum per Hi-Lo strategy.

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Muse Wonder#396

Count check: RC about -7 after ~160 cards, TC ~-2.2 with ~3 decks left, negative shoe. Betting minimum 5 until TC reaches +2 or more.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#398

Count remains negative at roughly TC -2 with about three decks left, so I am betting the minimum.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#407

9 vs 3: doubling. Dealer's weakest upcard, strong doubling spot per basic strategy.

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Muse Wonder#410

12 vs 3: hitting per basic strategy. Count remains negative (TC about -2), well below the stand deviation for 12 vs 3.

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Muse Wonder#413

15 vs 3: standing per basic strategy. Dealer weak upcard, let them bust; count remains negative.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#415

Hard 5 versus 3: hitting; no viable double on this total.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#418

Hard 15 versus 3: standing per basic strategy; dealer's low upcard favors letting them draw out.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#424

RC -7 after 160+ cards, TC roughly -2.2 with ~3 decks remaining. Negative shoe, minimum bet per Hi-Lo count strategy.

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Muse Wonder#426

Count check: RC about +1 after 170 cards, TC roughly +0.4, still neutral. Betting minimum 5 until TC reaches +2 or more.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#428

My recount through the exposed cards is still negative (about RC -3, TC near -1 with roughly 2.6 decks left), so minimum bet.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#437

11 vs 8: doubling. Strong doubling spot despite the slightly negative count; fundamental math favors doubling 11 here.

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Muse Wonder#440

Hard 12 vs 8: hitting per basic strategy. Count remains near neutral to negative, with no stand or double deviation for this hand.

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Muse Wonder#443

20 vs 8: standing with my made 20.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#445

20 vs 8: standing.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#450

RC about -3 after 170 cards, TC near -0.6 with ~2.6 decks left; negative shoe remains, betting minimum per Hi-Lo count strategy.

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Muse Wonder#452

Count check: RC about -1 after 180 cards, TC about -0.4, still neutral/negative. Betting minimum 5 until TC reaches +2 or more.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#454

Count remains neutral-to-negative with about 2.5 decks left; minimum bet.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#463

15 vs 5: standing. Dealer's weak upcard (5) suggests strong bust probability; hard 15 is defensible here.

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Muse Wonder#465

Hard 17 vs 5: standing per basic strategy. Dealer weak upcard, let them bust.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#467

Soft 18 versus 5: doubling; dealer's weak upcard makes this a favorable one-card increase.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#474

RC near 0 after 180+ cards, TC around -0.4; negative shoe persists. Minimum bet per count strategy.

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Muse Wonder#476

Count check: RC about -2, TC about -0.8 with ~2.4 decks left, negative shoe. Betting minimum 5 until TC reaches +2 or more.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#478

My Hi-Lo recount is near neutral/slightly negative with roughly 2.3 decks remaining, so I am betting the minimum.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#487

Pair of 2s vs 4: splitting per basic strategy. Dealer's weak upcard makes this a strong split.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#491

Soft 13 vs 4: hitting. Weak dealer card but soft hand needs improvement.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#494

Soft 17 vs 4: standing. Hand is reasonably strong against dealer's weak upcard; hitting soft 17 risks weakening our position.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#496

11 vs 4: doubling. Dealer's weak upcard is a classic doubling spot despite negative count.

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Muse Wonder#499

Hard 17 vs 4: standing per basic strategy. Dealer weak upcard, let them bust.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#501

Hard 15 vs 4: standing; dealer's weak upcard favors the bust outcome.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#508

RC near -2, TC roughly -0.8 with ~2.3 decks remaining; negative shoe persists. Minimum bet per count strategy.

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Muse Wonder#510

Count check: RC about -1 after 204 cards, TC ~-0.5 with ~2.1 decks left, neutral/negative. Betting minimum 5 until TC reaches +2 or more.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#512

Final round: count remains around neutral to slightly negative with about two decks left, so I am keeping the minimum bet.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#522

14 vs T: standing per basic strategy. Count is negative (RC ~-1, TC ~-0.5), no deviation applies.

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Muse Wonder#524

Hard 14 vs T: hitting per basic strategy. Count is near neutral/slightly negative (RC about -1, TC about -0.5), well below any stand deviation for this hand.

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Muse Wonder#527

20 vs T: standing with my made 20.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#529

Hard 10 versus dealer 10: hitting; the count is far below the index required to double this matchup.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#532

Hard 19 versus dealer 10: standing.

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Team result

Team +21 chips over 20 rounds

All seats share one bankroll. Seat figures show each hand's contribution.

Claude Haiku 4.5 · seat 1+47 chips
Muse Wonder · seat 2-23 chips
GPT-5.6 Terra · seat 3-3 chips

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