Reconstruct the hand
Turn blackjack footage into a sequence of cards and player actions. Demo wagers are explicitly assumed.
Follow the exampleCortiq reconstructs blackjack hands from camera footage. Our valuation model shows how player decisions and side bets can change the estimate of a player’s value.

WHAT CORTIQ DOES
Start with the play. Keep the record connected to the calculation. Current scope: blackjack.
Turn blackjack footage into a sequence of cards and player actions. Demo wagers are explicitly assumed.
Follow the exampleCompare a recorded choice with the reference action and inspect its modeled value.
Follow the exampleSee baseline value, player decisions, and side bets as distinct parts of the estimate.
Follow the exampleBEHIND THE WAGER
55 seconds. From the casino floor
to the record behind the number.
THE SAME SESSION, EXPLAINED
Three fictional players. Twelve scripted hands each. The same $150 average main wager, with different decisions and side bets.
Expected value is a model of average outcomes over repeated play. It is separate from what the casino actually won or lost in this session.
Calculated with Cortiq’s reference valuation engine using a 0.5% baseline edge, one scored initial decision per hand, a 100% evidence-confidence assumption, and an illustrative 6% side-bet edge. Recognition is simulated in this example. These are model estimates, not guaranteed revenue or a comp recommendation.
BUILT AROUND THE TEAM
Why can two players with the same average bet have different modeled value?
What happened in this hand, and which decision deserves review?
What does this session tell us beyond the amount wagered?
TAKE A CLOSER LOOK
We can walk through the hand records, calculation inputs, and a possible pilot with your team.
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