Editorial Policy
This site publishes odds, house edge figures and payout tables that people may use to decide how to spend money. This page explains how those figures are produced and what standards we hold them to.
How we calculate oddsHow we calculate odds
Every probability and house edge in our game guides is calculated from the game's own mechanics, then checked against published probability references before it goes live.
Worked example. Dragon vs Tiger uses an eight-deck shoe of 416 cards. After the first card is dealt, 31 of the remaining 415 cards share its rank, so a tie occurs 31 ÷ 415 = 7.47% of the time. On a tie, Dragon and Tiger bets lose half their stake — so the house edge on those bets is half of 7.47%, or 3.73%. The 8:1 tie bet works out to (0.0747 × 8) − 0.9253 = −32.8%.
We show this working on the guides themselves rather than asking readers to take a number on trust.
When a figure cannot be established honestly we omit itWhen a figure cannot be established honestly, we omit it
Some games have no single correct answer. Car Roulette's segment counts and multipliers are set by each operator, so no house edge figure holds across apps. Rather than publish a number that is right on one app and wrong on others, our Car Roulette guide has no edge figure at all — instead it teaches the calculation so a reader can work it out from the wheel in front of them.
Teen Patti carries no house edge figure either, because it is played against other players rather than against the house.
An absent number is more useful than a confident wrong one.
What we will not publishWhat we will not publish
Winning tricks, systems or prediction methods. For every game we cover, outcomes are random and no betting pattern changes the odds. Content promising otherwise is false, and in a real-money context it causes financial harm. We do not publish it at any volume, for any traffic.
Review or rating markup on operator-supplied numbers. Ratings and download counts on our listings come from operators. Marking them up as aggregate review data would present unverified promotional claims to search engines as genuine user reviews. We publish them as operator-reported and label them as such — see how we verify apps.
Content that hides the house edge. Every guide states what the game costs to play. That figure is not softened, buried, or omitted because it is unflattering.
Duplicated or spun content. We do not publish multiple near-identical pages targeting keyword variations. Where several questions belong to one game, they go on one page.
CorrectionsCorrections
If a figure here is wrong, we want to fix it.
Email support@teenpattigoldmaster.com with the page URL, the figure you believe is incorrect, and where your figure comes from. We check every report. Where we were wrong we correct the page and update its modified date, so readers can see the page has changed.
Commercial independenceCommercial independence
We earn commission when readers download apps through our links, and that funds the site.
Payout figures, house edge percentages and game rules are determined by the mathematics of each game. No commercial arrangement changes them, and no operator can pay for a more flattering number. Where we recommend against a bet — the 8:1 tie in Dragon vs Tiger, the 3:1 Lucky 7 in 7 Up 7 Down — we do so regardless of who profits from it.
Our affiliate relationship is disclosed on our about page and in our disclaimer.