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Blackjack Team Play · 20 rounds · Sep 28, 2026, 9:29 AM UTC

Mixed team: three different models share one bankroll.

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Mixed team: three different models share one bankroll.

670 / 670

Action timeline

Model's stated reason

Beginning of session with full 3000-chip bankroll and 60 rounds ahead. A medium bet of 25 chips (50% of minimum stake range) is appropriate for early rounds before we gather information about shoe composition and teammate tendencies. This allows flexibility for future bet sizing adjustments.

Model's stated reason

No card data yet since shuffle just started; a moderate flat bet preserves bankroll while we gather info on shoe composition.

Model's stated reason

Splitting 2,2 against a dealer 7 is the standard basic-strategy play. It creates two hands with better expected value than playing a hard 4.

Model's stated reason

Hard 12 against a dealer 7 should hit. Doubling is not favorable on 12.

Model's stated reason

Hard 14 versus a dealer 7 is a standard hit. The modest positive count does not justify a deviation here.

Model's stated reason

Hard 16 versus a dealer 7 is a hit under basic strategy. The observed running count is not high enough to justify a count-based stand deviation.

Model's stated reason

Hard 12 versus a dealer 7 is a basic-strategy hit. The mildly positive running count is not enough to justify a deviation or double.

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 fresh, betting 25 chips. Let's play solid basic strategy and communicate.

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Claude Sonnet 5#3

Betting 25 as well, fresh shoe, will follow basic strategy and flag any count-worthy patterns.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#5

Betting 25 at the fresh-shoe neutral count. I’ll track exposed cards and use basic strategy.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#14

13 vs 7 - hitting per basic strategy. Dealer's weak upcard favors aggression.

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Claude Sonnet 5#17

12 vs 7, hitting per basic strategy.

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Claude Sonnet 5#20

18 vs 7, standing per basic strategy.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#22

Splitting 2s versus dealer 7 per basic strategy. Running Hi-Lo is approximately +3 on the nine exposed cards.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#26

First split hand is 12 vs 7; hitting per basic strategy.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#29

14 vs 7: hit per basic strategy; running Hi-Lo remains about +3 after the exposed cards.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#32

16 vs 7: hitting per basic strategy; count is only mildly positive in a six-deck shoe.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#35

Standing on 20 versus 7. The other split hand remains 12 versus 7 and should hit when active.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#37

Second split hand is 12 vs 7; hitting per basic strategy. Running Hi-Lo is about +4, still a low true count early in the shoe.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#40

Hard 14 versus 7: hit per basic strategy; running Hi-Lo is about +5, still under +1 true early in this six-deck shoe.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#43

Second split hand reached 20 versus 7; standing.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#50

Round 2: Betting 25 chips. Count is slightly positive after round 1. Following basic strategy.

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Claude Sonnet 5#52

True count roughly +1.4 after r1 (RC+8, ~5.6 decks left). Nudging up to 30 chips.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#54

Round 2: RC is +8 over 19 exposed cards, about +1.4 true with roughly 5.6 decks remaining. Betting 30 and continuing basic strategy.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#63

13 vs 4 (dealer bust card): standing per basic strategy. RC now +8; true count ~+1.5 with 5+ decks left.

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Claude Sonnet 5#65

12 vs 4: standing per basic strategy, dealer bust card.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#71

Round 3: RC is approximately +8 after 28 cards, true count ~+1.4 with roughly 5.5 decks remaining. Betting 30 chips, continuing basic strategy.

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Claude Sonnet 5#73

Confirmed RC +8 after 28 cards, TC ~+1.5 with ~5.5 decks left. Betting 30, matching team sizing.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#75

RC is +8 across 28 exposed cards, about +1.5 true with roughly 5.5 decks left. Betting 30 and using basic strategy.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#85

15 vs T (10): standing per basic strategy. Hard 15 should never hit or double against dealer 10.

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Claude Sonnet 5#87

12 vs T: hitting per basic strategy.

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Claude Sonnet 5#90

20 vs T: standing, clear basic strategy.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#92

Hard 14 vs dealer 10: hitting per basic strategy; the count is not high enough for a stand deviation.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#95

Hard 18 versus dealer 10: standing. RC is about +9 after 37 exposed cards, still only roughly +1.7 true.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#101

Round 4: RC ~+9 after 39 exposed cards, TC ~+1.7 with ~5.4 decks left. Betting 30 per count-based strategy.

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Claude Sonnet 5#103

My tally: RC +11 after 39 cards, TC ~+2.1 with ~5.25 decks left. Sticking with 30 to match team sizing.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#105

Exact Hi-Lo tally is RC +11 after 39 cards, about +2.1 true with ~5.25 decks left. I’m raising to 50 for the positive shoe.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#115

17 vs J (dealer bust card, 10-value): standing per basic strategy. RC now +11, TC ~+2.1; hard 17 vs 10 is always stand.

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Claude Sonnet 5#117

20 vs J: standing.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#119

Hard 15 vs J: hitting. The exposed-card count has dropped from the pre-deal estimate and is well below the stand-on-15-v-10 index.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#122

Standing on hard 19 versus dealer J. Current Hi-Lo running count is about +9 after 47 exposed cards.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#127

RC approximately +9 after 47 cards, TC roughly +1.8 with ~5.2 decks left. Positive count warrants max bet of 50. Following basic strategy.

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Claude Sonnet 5#129

My tally: RC +8 after 48 cards, TC ~+1.6 with ~5.1 decks left. Matching team at 50 for the positive count.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#131

Exact Hi-Lo count is +8 after 48 exposed cards, about +1.6 true with ~5.1 decks remaining. Betting 50 in the positive shoe.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#140

Soft 14 (A-3) vs dealer 2: standing per basic strategy. Dealer bust card favors conservative play on soft hands.

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Claude Sonnet 5#142

20 vs 2: standing per basic strategy.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#144

Standing on hard 13 versus dealer 2 per basic strategy.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#150

Round 6: RC approximately +7 after 56 exposed cards, TC roughly +1.5 with ~5.0 decks remaining. Betting 30, following basic strategy in moderately positive shoe.

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Claude Sonnet 5#152

Round 6: my tally has RC about +6 after 56 cards, TC ~+1.2 with ~4.9 decks left. Matching team at 30 for the modestly positive shoe.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#154

Exact Hi-Lo count is +6 after 56 exposed cards, roughly +1.2 true with just under five decks left. Betting 30 for the modest positive edge.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#163

10 vs 7: doubling per basic strategy. Dealer weak upcard favors aggressive play on stiff hands.

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Claude Sonnet 5#166

20 vs 7: standing per basic strategy.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#168

Doubling hard 10 versus dealer 7 per basic strategy.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#175

Round 7: RC approximately +5 after 67 exposed cards, TC roughly +1.1 with ~4.8 decks remaining. Betting 30, continuing basic strategy in modestly positive shoe.

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Claude Sonnet 5#177

My own Hi-Lo tally has RC at +10 after the 68 exposed cards (recounted low=33, high=23), giving TC ~+2.1 with ~4.7 decks left - a bit higher than earlier estimates. Bumping to 40 to capture the positive edge.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#179

Exact Hi-Lo is RC +10 after 68 exposed cards, about +2.1 true with 4.7 decks remaining. Betting 50 to capitalize on the positive shoe.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#189

Soft 18 (A-7) vs K: standing per basic strategy. Hard count advantage does not justify risk against dealer's strong upcard.

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Claude Sonnet 5#191

10 vs K: hitting per basic strategy, no double against dealer ten-value.

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Claude Sonnet 5#194

12 vs K: hitting per basic strategy.

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Claude Sonnet 5#197

20 vs K: standing per basic strategy.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#199

Standing on hard 20 versus dealer K.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#205

RC approximately +11 after 77 exposed cards, TC roughly +2.2 with ~4.6 decks remaining. Betting 40 to capitalize on the positive shoe. Following basic strategy.

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Claude Sonnet 5#207

Agreed, RC ~+11 matches my tally too, TC ~+2.2. Matching seat_1 at 40 for this positive shoe.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#209

Exact Hi-Lo count is +8 after 80 exposed cards, about +1.8 true with roughly 4.5 decks remaining. Betting 50 in the positive shoe.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#218

19 vs 3: standing per basic strategy. Dealer bust card favors conservative play.

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Claude Sonnet 5#220

10 vs 3: doubling per basic strategy, favorable dealer bust card.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#229

Round 9: RC approx +8 after 89 exposed cards, TC roughly +1.8 with ~4.4 decks left. Betting 30, continuing basic strategy in positive shoe.

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Claude Sonnet 5#231

My Hi-Lo tally: RC +10 after 91 exposed cards, TC ~+2.35 with ~4.25 decks left (slightly higher than the earlier +1.8 estimate). Bumping to 40 for this positive shoe.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#233

Exact Hi-Lo tally is RC +10 after 93 exposed cards, about +2.4 true with roughly 4.2 decks remaining. Betting 50 to capitalize on the positive shoe.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#243

Soft 18 (A-7) vs J: standing per basic strategy. Dealer 10-value strong; soft 18 vs 10 is always stand.

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Claude Sonnet 5#245

Soft 14 (A-3) vs J: hitting per basic strategy, no double against a ten-value dealer upcard.

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Claude Sonnet 5#248

12 vs J: hitting per basic strategy.

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Claude Sonnet 5#251

17 vs J: standing per basic strategy, hard 17 never hits against a ten-value.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#253

Hard 13 versus dealer J: hitting per basic strategy; the exposed count has softened and does not support a deviation.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#256

Standing on hard 20 versus dealer J.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#261

Round 10: RC approximately +8 after 105 exposed cards, TC roughly +1.8 with ~4.3 decks remaining. Betting 30 and following basic strategy in positive shoe.

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Claude Sonnet 5#263

My count matches: RC ~+10 after ~101-105 exposed cards, TC ~+1.9-2.3 with ~4.3 decks left. Betting 30 to match seat_1's sizing for this moderately positive shoe.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#265

Exact Hi-Lo tally is +9 after 105 exposed cards, about +2.3 true with roughly four decks remaining. Betting 50 to press the positive shoe.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#274

7 vs 8: hitting per basic strategy. Dealer's strong upcard requires aggressive play on stiff hands.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#277

11 vs 8: hitting per basic strategy. Dealer's strong upcard, hard 11 doubles or hits aggressively.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#280

12 vs 8: hitting per basic strategy. TC still positive around +2.3; hard 12 vs dealer 8 always hits.

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Claude Sonnet 5#283

10 vs 8: doubling per basic strategy, favorable dealer bust card.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#286

Hard 12 versus 8: hitting per basic strategy.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#289

Hard 15 versus 8: hitting per basic strategy; the positive count is not high enough for a stand deviation here.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#295

Round 11: RC approximately +8 after 115 exposed cards, TC roughly +1.8 with ~4.2 decks remaining. Betting 30 and continuing basic strategy in positive shoe.

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Claude Sonnet 5#297

My recount: RC +11 over 116 cards, ~3.77 decks left, TC ~+2.9 - higher than earlier estimates. Betting max 50 to press this strong positive shoe.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#299

My Hi-Lo tally is about +11 after 119 exposed cards, roughly +3 true with 3.7 decks remaining. Betting 50 to press the strong positive shoe.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#311

RC approximately +11 after 119 exposed cards, TC roughly +3.0 true with ~3.7 decks remaining. Betting max 50 to capitalize on this strong positive shoe. Following basic strategy.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#314

Exact Hi-Lo recount is RC +5 after 127 exposed cards; with roughly 123 cards until the cut card, TC is about +2.1. Betting 50 to press the positive remaining shoe.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#324

10 vs K: doubling per basic strategy. RC ~+5 after 127 cards, TC ~+2.1 with strong positive shoe remaining.

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Claude Sonnet 5#327

Soft 14 (A-3) vs K: hitting per basic strategy.

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Claude Sonnet 5#330

13 vs K: hitting per basic strategy, hard 13 always hits against a ten-value dealer upcard.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#333

Standing on soft 19 versus dealer K.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#338

RC approximately +5 after 127 exposed cards, TC roughly +2.1 with ~3.7 decks remaining. Betting 30 to match team sizing in the positive shoe. Continuing basic strategy.

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Claude Sonnet 5#340

My recount has RC near 0 after ~135 cards, TC ~0. Shoe looks neutral now, scaling back to 25.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#342

Exact Hi-Lo update: RC +2 after 135 exposed cards, about +0.9 true with roughly 2.2 decks until the cut. I’m sizing down to 25.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#351

13 vs 7: hitting per basic strategy. TC moderately positive, ~+0.9 true with 2.2 decks remaining. Dealer weak upcard favors aggression.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#354

17 vs 7: standing per basic strategy. Hard 17 never hits against dealer weak upcard; dealer has 38% bust probability.

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Claude Sonnet 5#356

16 vs 7: hitting per basic strategy.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#359

Hard 13 versus 7: hitting. Current count remains well below any stand deviation.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#365

RC approximately +2 after 143 exposed cards, TC roughly +0.8 true with ~2.0 decks remaining. Betting 25 for the near-neutral end of shoe. Basic strategy throughout.

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Claude Sonnet 5#367

Matching team at 25; RC ~+2 after 143 cards, TC ~+0.8 with ~2 decks left, near-neutral shoe.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#369

RC is about +2 with roughly two decks to the cut (TC near +1). Betting 25 in this near-neutral shoe.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#378

Hard 17 vs 6: standing per basic strategy. Dealer bust card (6) strongly favors conservative play. RC ~+2, TC ~+0.8 with 2 decks left.

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Claude Sonnet 5#380

15 vs 6: standing per basic strategy, dealer weak upcard favors standing on stiff hands.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#386

RC approximately +2 after 152 exposed cards, TC roughly +0.8 true with ~1.8 decks remaining. Betting 25 to match team sizing in near-neutral end-of-shoe conditions. Following basic strategy.

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Claude Sonnet 5#388

My independent recount gives RC around -3 after 155 cards (~1.8 decks left to cut), notably more negative than the +2 figure – sizing down to 15 until we reconcile counts.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#390

My exact Hi-Lo recount is around neutral after the latest exposed cards, so I’m dropping to the 5-chip minimum until a positive count returns.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#399

16 vs 4 (dealer bust card): standing per basic strategy. RC near neutral, TC near 0 with ~1.8 decks left. Dealer weak upcard strongly favors conservative play on stiff hands.

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Claude Sonnet 5#401

18 vs 4: standing per basic strategy, dealer weak upcard.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#403

Standing on hard 16 versus dealer 4 per basic strategy.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#409

Round 16: RC approximately +1 after 161 exposed cards, TC roughly +0.5 true with ~1.6 decks remaining. Betting 25 to match team sizing in the waning neutral-to-slightly-positive shoe. Basic strategy.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#412

Exact Hi-Lo recount is RC -3 after 166 exposed cards, about -1.9 true with roughly 1.6 decks to the cut. Betting the 5-chip minimum.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#422

18 vs K: standing per basic strategy. Hard 18 never hits against any dealer upcard; RC -3 after 166 cards, TC -1.9 with 1.6 decks left.

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Claude Sonnet 5#424

12 vs K: hitting per basic strategy.

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Claude Sonnet 5#427

15 vs K: hitting per basic strategy.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#430

Hard 15 versus dealer K: hitting; the current exposed count remains negative and does not support a stand deviation.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#436

Round 17: RC approximately -3 after 173 exposed cards, TC roughly -2.0 true with ~1.4 decks remaining. Betting 25 to stay consistent with team sizing. Following basic strategy.

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Claude Sonnet 5#438

My tally: RC around -9 after ~175 cards, TC roughly -6 with ~1.4 decks left - meaningfully negative. Dropping to the 5-chip floor until the count turns positive again.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#440

My Hi-Lo count remains negative in the late shoe (roughly -4 true), so I’m staying at the 5-chip minimum.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#449

18 vs 5 (dealer bust card): standing per basic strategy. RC negative after 173 exposed cards; hard 18 always stands.

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Claude Sonnet 5#451

Soft 16 (A-5) vs dealer 5: doubling per basic strategy, dealer weak upcard.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#454

Standing on hard 13 versus dealer 5; dealer's weak upcard makes standing the basic-strategy play.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#461

Round 18: RC approximately -3 after 181 exposed cards, TC roughly -1.8 true with ~1.3 decks remaining. Betting 25 to stay consistent with team sizing. Following basic strategy.

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Claude Sonnet 5#463

Agree, count negative, staying at floor bet.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#465

Exact Hi-Lo recount is RC +1 after 186 exposed cards, about +0.8 true with roughly 64 cards to the cut. No meaningful edge yet; betting the 5-chip minimum.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#475

20 vs K: standing per basic strategy. Hard 20 always stands.

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Claude Sonnet 5#477

13 vs K: hitting per basic strategy.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#480

Hard 10 versus dealer K: hitting; the count is not high enough to justify the 10-v-10 double deviation.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#483

Hard 12 vs K: hitting. Updated count is positive but still short of the usual stand-on-12-v-10 index.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#489

Round 19: RC approximately +1 after 186 exposed cards, TC roughly +0.8 true with ~1.2 decks remaining. Betting 25 to match team sizing in the near-neutral late shoe. Following basic strategy.

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Claude Sonnet 5#491

Exact tally: RC=0 after 197 cards (all rank counts confirmed, low=79, high=79). True count = 0 with ~2.2 decks left. No edge this round, only 2 rounds remain after this - betting near minimum to preserve bankroll.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#493

My exact Hi-Lo count from all 198 exposed cards is RC 0; with roughly one deck to the cut there is no betting edge. Betting the 5-chip minimum.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#502

15 vs 3 (dealer bust card): standing per basic strategy. Dealer weak upcard strongly favors conservative play on stiff hands.

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Claude Sonnet 5#504

12 vs 3: hitting per basic strategy, dealer bust card not weak enough to stand on 12.

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Claude Sonnet 5#507

16 vs 3: standing per basic strategy, dealer weak upcard.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#509

Standing on hard 13 versus dealer 3; the dealer's weak upcard makes this the correct basic-strategy play.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#515

Round 20: RC near 0 after ~198 exposed cards, TC ~0 with ~1 deck remaining. Betting 25 for the final rounds in neutral conditions. Basic strategy throughout.

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Claude Sonnet 5#517

Matching team at 25 for this final round; count looks flat, no edge to press. Good game everyone.

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GPT-5.6 Terra#519

Latest exposed cards lift the late-shoe Hi-Lo count to a meaningful positive true count; I’m betting 50 for the final round.

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Claude Haiku 4.5#529

15 vs A (dealer Ace/blackjack possible): standing per basic strategy. Dealer shows Ace with peek confirmation. Hard 15 never improves vs Ace.

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Team result

Team +89 chips over 20 rounds

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

Claude Haiku 4.5 · seat 1-125 chips
Claude Sonnet 5 · seat 2+22 chips
GPT-5.6 Terra · seat 3+192 chips

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