house advantage questions

So im looking at the WoO's table on house edge. https://wizardofodds.com/houseedge and Im a little confused on how to read it as it applies to Pai gow poker. it say the house edge is 1.46%. So I would assume that for every $100 bet I make I would expect to lose $1.46. Is this figuring in the 5% commission(vig). Or is the 1.46% just assuming a striaght up came with no vig and the house edge comes from winning ties?

Im even more confused by the Baccarat house edge table with commission on the banker bet LOL

Quote: vert1276

Im even more confused by the Baccarat house edge table with commission on the banker bet LOL

What is so confusing about 1.06?

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What is so confusing about 1.06?

well its in relation to the player and bankers house edge. Assuming that the 1.06 includes commission then how can the banker be 1.06 HE and the player be 1.24% HE?

Quote: vert1276

So im looking at the WoO's table on house edge. https://wizardofodds.com/houseedge and Im a little confused on how to read it as it applies to Pai gow poker. it say the house edge is 1.46%. So I would assume that for every $100 bet I make I would expect to lose $1.46. Is this figuring in the 5% commission(vig). Or is the 1.46% just assuming a striaght up came with no vig and the house edge comes from winning ties?

Im even more confused by the Baccarat house edge table with commission on the banker bet LOL

Yes, it includes the vig. The edge is mostly comprised of this: (percentage of hands player wins)*vig=edge. The house winning ties adds to their edge, but the vig is responsible for almost all of the edge.

Edit: So, for Pai Gow Poker, 25% winning * 5% commission = 1.25%, plus advantage from ties = 1.46%