As Flash said, your win rate will vary based on the game and your playing style. The best way to get a more accurate number is to use computer simulation software to mimic your game and style. After the computer has played a few billion hands you will have a good idea of what sort of advantage you are playing with.
The variance for a single hand of BJ is around 1.33 squared units, which gives a standard deviation of about 1.15 units. Those are just generic numbers for flat betting though. A computer sim will give you a more accurate number for your specific style of play.
You can also estimate your advantage based on the advantages listed in various card counting books, but those may not accurately reflect the way that you play.
-Sonny-