We next inquired as to whether, if one were able to analyze small n situations perfectly (e.g. the player might receive radioed instructions from a computer), there were appreciable player advantages on either bet a significant part of the time. We selected 29 sets of 13 cards each, each set drawn randomly from eight complete decks. There were small positive expectations in only two instances out of 58. Once The Player had a 3.2% edge and once The Banker had a 0.1% edge.