Using perfect basic strategy in Blackjack can significantly reduce the house edge, but it doesn’t guarantee that you will "beat" the house in the long run. Basic strategy is a set of optimal decisions for every possible hand based on your cards and the dealer's upcard, and it minimizes the house edge to around 0.5% (depending on the rules of the game).
While basic strategy helps you play in the most mathematically advantageous way, the house still holds an edge due to factors like the dealer’s ability to act last and the rules of the game (e.g., dealer standing on soft 17, limited doubling options, etc.).
To consistently beat the house in Blackjack, you would need to employ advanced techniques like card counting. Card counters can track which cards remain in the deck to adjust their bets and playing strategy, giving them a slight advantage over the house. However, even with perfect basic strategy, your success will still be subject to the luck of the cards in the short term, and without card counting or other edge techniques, the house will still have an overall advantage in the long run.
While basic strategy helps you play in the most mathematically advantageous way, the house still holds an edge due to factors like the dealer’s ability to act last and the rules of the game (e.g., dealer standing on soft 17, limited doubling options, etc.).
To consistently beat the house in Blackjack, you would need to employ advanced techniques like card counting. Card counters can track which cards remain in the deck to adjust their bets and playing strategy, giving them a slight advantage over the house. However, even with perfect basic strategy, your success will still be subject to the luck of the cards in the short term, and without card counting or other edge techniques, the house will still have an overall advantage in the long run.