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STAGE 2 STRESS TEST · 1-3-2-6 VS 1-2-3-5
1-3-2-6 Four-Stage Sequence vs. 1-2-3-5 Four-Step Ladder — Three-Shoe 15% Tie Density on Even-Money Player Wagers (210-Hand Stress Test)
Across 210 resolved and tied deals under Player High-Tie (1.2351% edge), multi-coup comparison S420-0 measures 1-3-2-6 Four-Stage Sequence against 1-2-3-5 Four-Step Ladder on a 130-unit bankroll, showing that 4-hand clusters and a 85-unit ceiling drive 20.70% vs 12.01% stop-loss breaches along the step-indexed decay-rate. Because every 8-deck coup is statistically independent under Even-Money Player Side (1.235% edge) (1.2351% edge), progression rules alter drawdown speed and table-cap collisions without changing per-hand expectation.
- 1-3-2-6 Ruin Rate
- 20.70%
- 1-2-3-5 Ruin Rate
- 12.01%
- Peak Trough (4-Run)
- -22u
- Player High-Tie House Edge
- 1.2351%