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Shuffle Originals house edge

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The house edge is what a game keeps on average from every dollar you bet. Here are all 18 Shuffle Originals in one table, with where each number comes from: Shuffle's own game pages, or our calculation from the payout tables in Shuffle's game code when Shuffle does not state it. Checked November 8, 2026.

GameHouse edgeRTPSourceNote
Blackjack0.52%99.48%Shuffle game pageWith correct strategy. Side bets: Perfect Pairs 2.00%, 21+3 3.68%.
Dice1%99%Shuffle game pageSame edge at any win chance.
Mines1%99%Shuffle game pageSame edge for 1 to 24 mines.
Crash1%99%Shuffle game pageSame edge at any cash-out.
Limbo1%99%Shuffle game pageSame edge at any target.
Wheel1%99%Computed from Shuffle's payout tablesExactly 99% for every risk and segment count (10 to 50).
Plinko0.84% to 1.09%98.91% to 99.16%Computed from Shuffle's payout tablesShuffle says "around 1%"; exact value per setting in our calculator.
Keno0.93% to 1.35%98.65% to 99.07%Computed from Shuffle's payout tablesDepends on risk level and number of picks (10 numbers drawn out of 40).
Slide2%98%Shuffle game page
Coinflip2%98%Shuffle game pageA single winning flip pays 1.96x.
Chicken2%98%Shuffle game page
Blitz2%98%Shuffle game page
Stonks2% feen/aShuffle game pageA 2% fee is taken on every payout.
Waifu Tower2%98%Derived from Shuffle's multiplier chartThe help center multiplier chart implies 2% (e.g. Hard 1.96x).
Roulette2.70%97.30%Shuffle game pageEuropean wheel, single zero.
BaccaratNot statedNot statedNot publishedBanker pays 0.95 to 1, Tie pays 8 to 1.
HiloNot statedNot statedNot publishedThe edge is set server-side and not shown publicly.
Floor is LavaNot statedNot statedNot published

What the house edge means for you

A 1% edge means that over a long run, every $100 you bet costs about $1. It says nothing about a single session: you can win or lose much more in the short term. What it does tell you is the price of your volume. $10,000 wagered on Dice costs about $100 on average; the same $10,000 on Roulette costs about $270.

That matters for VIP players because progress is counted in wager, not in losses. Climbing to Gold 1 takes $100,000 of wager whatever you play, but it costs about $520 on Blackjack with perfect strategy, about $1,000 on Dice or Mines, and about $2,700 on Roulette. Check your own path with the VIP calculator.

House edge and rakeback

Shuffle's rakeback is 5% of the house edge. A 2% game pays twice the rakeback of a 1% game for the same wager, but it also costs twice as much, so rakeback never makes a higher-edge game the cheaper choice. Run the numbers with the rakeback calculator.

How we got these numbers

FAQ

+Which Shuffle Original has the lowest house edge?

Blackjack, at 0.52% with correct strategy (99.48% RTP). After it, Dice, Mines, Crash, Limbo and Wheel all sit at 1%, with Plinko and Keno close to 1% depending on settings.

+Which Shuffle Originals have a 2% edge?

Slide, Coinflip, Chicken, Blitz and, from its multiplier chart, Waifu Tower. Stonks takes a 2% fee on payouts. Roulette is higher at 2.70%.

+Does the house edge change rakeback?

Yes. Shuffle's rakeback is 5% of the house edge, so the same wager on a 2% game earns twice the rakeback of a 1% game, but it also costs twice as much on average.

+How did you get the edge of Plinko, Keno and Wheel?

Shuffle's game code contains the full payout tables of these three games. We multiplied each payout by its exact probability and added them up to get the RTP. Wheel comes out at exactly 99% for every setting.

+Can I check a Shuffle game result myself?

Yes. Shuffle Originals are provably fair: each result comes from a server seed, your client seed and a nonce, which you can verify after the seed is revealed.

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