Is this possibly be correct?

The below info is from a chart in a recent article about casino gambling. The advantage for single deck BJ doesn't look right to me? Do any others look off to you?

Game/House Advantage

Roulette (double zero) 5.3%
Blackjack (average player) 2.0%
Single deck blackjack (basic strategy) 0%
Craps (pass/come) 1.4%
Baccarat (no ties) 1.2%
Pai Gow (ante/play) 2.5%
Keno (average player) 27%

**source: UNLV Center For Gaming Research

Depends on playing conditions. You need exact rules to figure the house edge.

Use this calculator to plug in various rules to get the desired house edge.

https://wizardofodds.com/games/blackjack/calculator/

Quote: Domino23

The below info is from a chart in a recent article about casino gambling. The advantage for single deck BJ doesn't look right to me? Do any others look off to you?

Game/House Advantage
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Single deck blackjack (basic strategy) 0%
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**source: UNLV Center For Gaming Research

The house edge of BJ depends on the rules. Use the Wizard's BJ Edge Calculator to see the effect of various rules. (And remember that a negative house edge is a player advantage.)

Indisputably idiotic to say 0% however.

Quote: odiousgambit

Indisputably idiotic to say 0% however.

I agree, as that's not even the "average." Of course the HE changes pending the rules, but go on the strip, find some cheap single deck BJ and check the rules... I'll bet it's 6:5. Thus, the "average" house edge for the "average" gambler who knows BS is more like 2%.