Low bankroll strategy/confirmation of sim please

21Menace

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I play $5 min, 6deck tables and I'm currently playing with a bankroll of only $1,000, which I know is no where near enough to make much with a reasonably low ROR. So I ran a sim with CVCX with a much lower than ideal spread (1-5) to see if I could get my ROR fairly low with such a low bankroll. The results were a ROR of 11.6% and win/hour of $3.80. Obviously not a great win rate but my primary goal right now is not to make money, but to enjoy blackjack and practice in a casino setting without losing my bankroll. I will have a much larger bankroll in 6 months or so and will increase my spread then.

I have two reasons for posting this:

First, I want to make sure my sim is correct. I just got CVCX and am still learning to use it. I would really appreciate it if someone could take the time to run a sim to double check my work. I included all the details of my strategy and table conditions below.

Second, assuming my sim is correct, does it make sense for me to do this? If I'm willing to take an EV decrease, spreading 1-5 instead of 1-12 makes sense right? Remember, I'm not trying to earn money to pay for college tuition, just want to play with atleast SOME positive EV and a ROR around 10% or lower.

Strategy: Wong's hi/low, Sweet 16, Full deck resolution, Truncate count, Wong in/out at +1, Spread 1-5 (TC1=$5, TC2=$5, TC3=$10, TC4=$15, TC5=$20, TC6=25)

Table: 6deck, H17, $5min, DAS, Double any 2, LS, 75% pen, No RSA

I got Win Rate of $3.80/hour and ROR 11.6%.

Any suggestions and a confirmation sim would be greatly appreciated! If I left anything out please ask.
 

rukus

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21Menace said:
I play $5 min, 6deck tables and I'm currently playing with a bankroll of only $1,000, which I know is no where near enough to make much with a reasonably low ROR. So I ran a sim with CVCX with a much lower than ideal spread (1-5) to see if I could get my ROR fairly low with such a low bankroll. The results were a ROR of 11.6% and win/hour of $3.80. Obviously not a great win rate but my primary goal right now is not to make money, but to enjoy blackjack and practice in a casino setting without losing my bankroll. I will have a much larger bankroll in 6 months or so and will increase my spread then.

I have two reasons for posting this:

First, I want to make sure my sim is correct. I just got CVCX and am still learning to use it. I would really appreciate it if someone could take the time to run a sim to double check my work. I included all the details of my strategy and table conditions below.

Second, assuming my sim is correct, does it make sense for me to do this? If I'm willing to take an EV decrease, spreading 1-5 instead of 1-12 makes sense right? Remember, I'm not trying to earn money to pay for college tuition, just want to play with atleast SOME positive EV and a ROR around 10% or lower.

Strategy: Wong's hi/low, Sweet 16, Full deck resolution, Truncate count, Wong in/out at +1, Spread 1-5 (TC1=$5, TC2=$5, TC3=$10, TC4=$15, TC5=$20, TC6=25)

Table: 6deck, H17, $5min, DAS, Double any 2, LS, 75% pen, No RSA

I got Win Rate of $3.80/hour and ROR 11.6%.

Any suggestions and a confirmation sim would be greatly appreciated! If I left anything out please ask.
did you add the late surrender indices in since the game you are simming allows for LS?
also 11% ROR is still pretty high and you will see some big swings
 

21Menace

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Ops I forgot to add those indices in. With the fab 4 it says 10% ROR now. Is that right? I know its still pretty high. It will eventually be replenishable so I figure I can take a 10% risk.
 
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Nynefingers

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I haven't checked your numbers, but if you know you will be adding to your BR in 6 months, you may want to use trip RoR instead of lifetime RoR. Estimate the number of hours you will play in the next 6 months and figure the risk of ruin using a 6 month "trip". The calculated RoR will be lower, and will give you an accurate look at the probability of going broke before you add to your BR and change your spread. If you are OK with this number being 10%, you'll be able to bet a little more.
 

21Menace

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Nynefingers said:
I haven't checked your numbers, but if you know you will be adding to your BR in 6 months, you may want to use trip RoR instead of lifetime RoR. Estimate the number of hours you will play in the next 6 months and figure the risk of ruin using a 6 month "trip". The calculated RoR will be lower, and will give you an accurate look at the probability of going broke before you add to your BR and change your spread. If you are OK with this number being 10%, you'll be able to bet a little more.
that makes sense. That lowered it a lot! Thanks for that tip.

Anyone have a good explanation of why playing two hands at higher counts (plus 3 or above) significantly decreases my ROR and and decreases my expected win rate? I thought it would be opposite (increase ror and increase ev) since you have more money on the table by playing two hands.
 

Kasi

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21Menace said:
...just want to play with at least SOME positive EV and a ROR around 10% or lower.
Strategy: ...Wong in/out at +1,....
I probably can't help you much as I don't have the software lol.

But, it sounds like to me "Wong in/out at +1" might mean what I would call "back-counting"? After all, it sounds like you will never play a rd at a TC=0? In other words, you would actually never play the first round off the top of a shoe? In other words the game does allow "mid-shoe entry"?

Anyway, if so, I just wonder if CVCX suggested this spread or whether you told it this spread? It just struck me a little strange that if you are back-counting, it would suggest an entry point at TC+1 and also increase your spread so rapidly.

I guess so what if I think it strange lol. No doubt exists in my mind the software did what you told it to lol.

It just seemed to me a 200 unit roll is a very nice roll to keep ROR pretty low - maybe less than 3% if betting optimally while back-counting? If so, maybe consider sacrifice a little EV for such a lower risk?

Maybe posting a pic of the sim would help me a little lol. Maybe not.

I love your idea of back-counting this game if that is indeed what you are doing.

I could be way off base here, probably am lol, but I just can't see CVCX suggesting such a back-counting spread.
 

21Menace

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Hi kasi,

yes Im backcounting. I thought wonging in and backcounting were the same thing. Am I wrong? And no the software didn't suggest it. My ROR was too high with what it suggested because of my low backroll so I changed it. Just changed it to backcount til +1. My infinite ROR with the optimal bet spread was real high (30% or somewhere near there)

I would post a screen shot but I'm on an iPhone and can't get to my computer.
 

Kasi

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21Menace said:
Hi kasi,

yes Im backcounting. I thought wonging in and backcounting were the same thing. Am I wrong? And no the software didn't suggest it. My ROR was too high with what it suggested because of my low backroll so I changed it. Just changed it to backcount til +1. My infinite ROR with the optimal bet spread was real high (30% or somewhere near there)

I would post a screen shot but I'm on an iPhone and can't get to my computer.
Thanks for your reply. Right I suppose "wongin/wongout" is maybe the same as back-counting lol. I guess it's that "wonging-out" that implies maybe something different to me - like I can leave when I want but I can't come back when I want in the same shoe.

Anyway, since you confirmed the software did not suggest your spread, I'd suggest you allow it to maybe? I just can't see a 30% ROR back-counting with a 1-5 spread with a 200 unit roll even if one were to enter at TC=+1 which also seems a little early to me maybe lol. But, you know, it's not like I have the software so consider my opinion hear-say evidence. Maybe even heresy lol.

The fact you said CVCX came up with a 30% ROR still surprises me but, since I know CVCX knows what it's doing, the only problem remaining for me is figuring out how I can be so far off lol.

I would have thought back-counting your 4.5/6 H17 DAS LS with 200 units would be a very nice way to use $1K at a $5 min table allowing MSE.

No big deal. All I basically go on is pick some Table from Don's book and try to equate it what other people propose doing lol.

So, any pic appreciated becasue that's about the only thing that lets me figure out better what it is doing lol.

After which, I'm usually more confused than when I began lol.
 

sagefr0g

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Kasi said:
Thanks for your reply. Right I suppose "wongin/wongout" is maybe the same as back-counting lol. I guess it's that "wonging-out" that implies maybe something different to me - like I can leave when I want but I can't come back when I want in the same shoe.

Anyway, since you confirmed the software did not suggest your spread, I'd suggest you allow it to maybe? I just can't see a 30% ROR back-counting with a 1-5 spread with a 200 unit roll even if one were to enter at TC=+1 which also seems a little early to me maybe lol. But, you know, it's not like I have the software so consider my opinion hear-say evidence. Maybe even heresy lol.

The fact you said CVCX came up with a 30% ROR still surprises me but, since I know CVCX knows what it's doing, the only problem remaining for me is figuring out how I can be so far off lol.

I would have thought back-counting your 4.5/6 H17 DAS LS with 200 units would be a very nice way to use $1K at a $5 min table allowing MSE.

No big deal. All I basically go on is pick some Table from Don's book and try to equate it what other people propose doing lol.

So, any pic appreciated becasue that's about the only thing that lets me figure out better what it is doing lol.

After which, I'm usually more confused than when I began lol.
here ya go Kasi,
below is close to what menace had, i think i just did my tc figuring a bit different than he did, flooring and full deck resolution sort of thing.

if you will check out my other post :fish:
here: http://www.blackjackinfo.com/bb/showpost.php?p=163855&postcount=11
i'm confused to, lmao.
 

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Kasi

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sagefr0g said:
here ya go Kasi,
below is close to what menace had, i think i just did my tc figuring a bit different than he did, flooring and full deck resolution sort of thing.

if you will check out my other post :fish:
here: http://www.blackjackinfo.com/bb/showpost.php?p=163855&postcount=11
i'm confused to, lmao.
Well, you must have done alot of stuff to even make my sheet work out as well as it did lol.

Like you say, and what I was trying to say, I have trouble, sometimes, understanding exactly what CVCX is telling me lol.

Stuff like, according to what you say my sheet says, apparently we (THE SIM AND ME LOL) agree on "$SD/Rd" and "$sd/hr". So I think the "$SD/rd" is per a "physical" rd played. But yet, the sim says "$0.05/rd" and also a "$0.51/hr". Whereas my sheet says "$0.19/rd" but still says "$0.51/hr". So, in other words, my "$0.19/rd" is per a "physical" rd. (19 cents times 2.68 rds/hr = 51 cents/hr.). I think QFIT's "$0.05/rd" is an average over 1 hour of playing with an hrly win rate of 51 cents at the rate of 10/hds/hr.($0.51/$0.05)

I have no idea why he chooses to express "$win/hd" as an avg over 1 hr while at the same time choosing to express "$SD/hd" per physical hand played. (At least that's what I think his software is doing.).

But then there is also the fact that, while his "back-counting %' is 26.8% or whatever it was the freq %'s from +1 on add up to 100%. I began with using the actual freq%s per TC as in Don's book. So the freq, to me, would have added up to 26.8% from +1 on. In other words, QFIT "normalizes" or something (don't know what that means or if it is true etc) the freq from +1 and above. So I think I used to go some rigamoroll to accomodate his freq of adding up to 100% from +1 and above when, by definitionh, one is only experiencing one hand in 26.8 of playing at all.

Also, probably SCORE is off by a factor of 10 since I probably assumed, and maybe SCORE does too, 100.hds/hr seen.

But I liked the fact it came up with N0 of 6307/hrs (whatever it was - can't see it now) which, at 10/hds/hr, more or less equals the sim result.

Mostly, I think you did a heck of a job making my sheet agree with the sim. Because when I do it, it rarely does off the top when back-counting, "wonging-out" or "spreading" lol.

Like I really hate the fact he labels "$0.05/hd" that way - that's for a guy who only knows he only has played "200 hours" (btw also assuming at 100/hds/hr).

I wish he would change the label of the column of "win/hd" to "avg$win/hd/hr"
because I think that is what that column actually means, as near as I can tell.

For weirdos like me, and also maybe, perhaps, the KewlestJ around here who maybe actually also chooses, it seems to me maybe, to keep track of stuff not so much on an "hrly" basis as a "per/hd or rd" basis.

Whatever, all I've cared about is what to expect from the "hd" I just played and never have really given a rat's as* how long it took me to play that "hd".

I can always go back later and measure my cr*p hrly or, even, as I actually used to, by "mouse-click" lol.

Always got a kick out of, when, while losing my ass, I had the "knowledge" I was making 1.7 cents (EV) every time I clicked my mouse lol.

All I know a few hundred thousand rds later is that I made so much - I don't really know in how many hours it took me to make that and really never cared how long it took me. All I know is how many physical rds I played. Never fully have understood the apparent "hrly" fascination with results.

Sure, maybe I could bet differently, play different games, to "maximize" the hourly use of my time. That's a good thing to strive for and makes alot of sense. Just never cared that much about it myself, rightly or wrongly. I'd rather know I played 25 physical rds in an evening while back-counting than know I was at the casino from 8 to 11. Even if the sim said I "should" have played 48 rds in 3 hrs.
 

sagefr0g

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Kasi said:
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Always got a kick out of, when, while losing my ass, I had the "knowledge" I was making 1.7 cents (EV) every time I clicked my mouse lol.
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see right there, what you just said is the point i was trying to make in that other post where i said, "i'd learned one of the most valuable lessons from just watching you play at that joint in WV."
that's what i was talking about, i mean i could see that kind of mentality just from watching your play, it was a really great lesson, no joke.:1st:

so but anyway, on all that other stuff you posted and that i dotted out above, yeah i'm on the same page, lol, just i'm one heck of probably a lot more confused by it all.:p

like i know, you discussed that stuff with QFIT over in the math and theory section of the forums.
and i was sort of getting what QFIT said and what you said, at least i know when i got your sheet to get some of the numbers to agree in this link:
http://www.blackjackinfo.com/bb/showpost.php?p=163855&postcount=11
i did squirrel around with that 26% number some even though i didn't understand really what i was doing, lol.

but i mean yeah, i think i can see where your coming from sort of thing, cause ok, like the sim i asked about and your sheets, thing is now, ok i've got some information, problem is i'm not sure i understand what heck i got, lmao.
where i say that is, i'm sort of lost trying to match up the reality of what i think i'm doing in the really brick and mortar joint, and the information i have from the cvcx sim and your sheet, sort of thing.

like ok, in the joint where i'm trying to 'back count' or 'wong' these tables, what i'm really doing is i'll just go from table to table that has a shoe just starting out and i'll watch and wait till i get a positive count, then i'll jump in there and make a table min bet, sort of thing, then if the count stays positive i might play another round and bet accordingly, sort of thing, but if the count drops to zero i'll leave and check another table, sort of thing.

thing is what i'm wondering is like if i actually play say three hands or rounds say,(forgetting for the moment however many rounds i've watched) then like in that link http://www.blackjackinfo.com/bb/showpost.php?p=163855&postcount=11
where it shows three hands played and EV of $1, well what i'm wondering is that my actual expectation for those hands or rounds i'm actually physically playing (again forgetting about all the rounds i just watched).:confused::whip:
edit: like ok i might watch i dunno how the heck many tables and rounds in an hour, but ok i think i might be actually physically playing maybe ten hands in an hour, sort of thing.

see if i knew the answer to that question i could just bet away at those few rounds, lose my ass off and know that i'm making $1/3round physically played or $1/3hand physically played, sort of thing, :laugh:

oh yeah, and i apologize if i've hijacked this thread,:devil::whip:
 
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21Menace

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I'm almost positive you would want to put more for "hands played" because I believe it is hand SEEN per hour. If your backcounting a shoe without ever playing it counts those as "hands played." So it basically means "hands viewed." Let me know if I'm wrong here but I think I read that on the manual.

Thanks for doing a sim of mine. I wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything.

Kasi, my ror is 10% not 30%. And I forgot, it actually did recommend that spread after I put in that I would backcount til +1 and only spread 1-5. With a larger spread my ror was reeeaal high so I lowered it to 1-5. But cvcx figured out how to increase it.
 

sagefr0g

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21Menace said:
I'm almost positive you would want to put more for "hands played" because I believe it is hand SEEN per hour. If your backcounting a shoe without ever playing it counts those as "hands played." So it basically means "hands viewed." Let me know if I'm wrong here but I think I read that on the manual.

Thanks for doing a sim of mine. I wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything.

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ok menace, i think you are right. thanks, cause in the help it does say:
Hands per Hour - Number of rounds observed at the table. If you are back-counting, this includes skipped rounds.

so i guess i need to think about that and re-evaluate, lol.
thanks again.:)

edit: so ok if i really just physically play about 10 rounds/hr then i'm probably watching 37 rounds/hr if you take that 26.8% number into consideration......... so now i come up with the image below........and i think i've got better numbers now for Kasi's spreadsheet
at least it has a better winrate lol.
 

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Kasi

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21Menace said:
I'm almost positive you would want to put more for "hands played" because I believe it is hand SEEN per hour. If your backcounting a shoe without ever playing it counts those as "hands played." So it basically means "hands viewed." Let me know if I'm wrong here but I think I read that on the manual.

Thanks for doing a sim of mine. I wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything.

Kasi, my ror is 10% not 30%. And I forgot, it actually did recommend that spread after I put in that I would backcount til +1 and only spread 1-5. With a larger spread my ror was reeeaal high so I lowered it to 1-5. But cvcx figured out how to increase it.
Thx 21 Men - I feel better about 10% ROR lol.

Yes, I believe, as best as I understand it, a better description in CVCX instead of "Hds/HR" might be "Hds seen or played/hr". Maybe even substitute "rounds" for "hands" lol. Like maybe if one were spreading to multiple hands per round I think maybe that is what that field would mean?

I'm still surprised a little if it suggested that spread - maybe you told it a risk you were willing to assume? It just seems too fast an increase for optimal betting maybe lol. Whatever, if CVCX says it's optimal, I assume it is lol.

Good luck
 

Kasi

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sagefr0g said:
see right there, what you just said is the point i was trying to make in that other post where i said, "i'd learned one of the most valuable lessons from just watching you play at that joint in WV."
that's what i was talking about, i mean i could see that kind of mentality just from watching your play, it was a really great lesson, no joke.:1st:

so but anyway, on all that other stuff you posted and that i dotted out above, yeah i'm on the same page, lol, just i'm one heck of probably a lot more confused by it all.:p

like i know, you discussed that stuff with QFIT over in the math and theory section of the forums.
and i was sort of getting what QFIT said and what you said, at least i know when i got your sheet to get some of the numbers to agree in this link:
http://www.blackjackinfo.com/bb/showpost.php?p=163855&postcount=11

Hey I couldn't even tell what pic I was replying to the last time lol.

Anyway, the $1 for 3 (physical) rds is really 57 cents but rounded.
I don't think saying 37 hds/hr or 10 hds/hr increases winrate. Bot the sim and my sheet have the same win rate of .93%. In both cases my sheet says you make 19 cents/hd (physical hd in my sheet but in cvcx the "$/hd" is not per a physical hand played I believe.

I guess you could say when you plug in 37/hds/hr your "winrate" goes up in $'s but that is only becasue you have played more physical rounds. In other words, at 37/hds/hr (seen), you make 19 cents per physical rd played*37*26.8%. At 10/hds/hr u make 10*26.8%*19 cents per physical hand played= 51 cents/"hr".

But, in both cases , one is making 19 cents EV per every physical round played. I guess CVCX just chooses to express it as what I'd call an "avg/hd/hr".
I think maybe the same thing lol except I'd just prefer to keep track of pysical rds played rather than, as some do, only keep track of "hrs played".

Also it looks to me I have something wrong with N0 in that the hourly number changes which I don't think it should lol. But at least I got the same N0 for "physical rds played" - 16000 odd whatever it was - I think N0 maybe seems to be traditionally express ed in "hrs" rather than "hds" perhaps to compare to other games? It may even also assume an underlying assumption of "100/hds/hr seen or played" by accepted defintion.

And also, when you say somewhere about entering at say +1 or +2 or whatever it was but leaving at a TC=) or even Tc=-1 whatever it was, I guess I'd call that a different game than back-counting. Maybe that would be "wonging-out"? or "wonging in and out"? Lol.I mean if the game allows MSE why not just tsit tat the table observing all rds plyed and play the ones you choose to? (In theory lol).

Hey, as long as one knows what to expect from the sims(s) you ran, that's I think the ideal lol.

Since, I don't know if I could run or maybe even understand what a sim might be telling me to enter at +2 but leave at TC=0, I'd probably just try to do something I felt I had a real good idea what to expect from it lol.

i did squirrel around with that 26% number some even though i didn't understand really what i was doing, lol.

but i mean yeah, i think i can see where your coming from sort of thing, cause ok, like the sim i asked about and your sheets, thing is now, ok i've got some information, problem is i'm not sure i understand what heck i got, lmao.
where i say that is, i'm sort of lost trying to match up the reality of what i think i'm doing in the really brick and mortar joint, and the information i have from the cvcx sim and your sheet, sort of thing.

like ok, in the joint where i'm trying to 'back count' or 'wong' these tables, what i'm really doing is i'll just go from table to table that has a shoe just starting out and i'll watch and wait till i get a positive count, then i'll jump in there and make a table min bet, sort of thing, then if the count stays positive i might play another round and bet accordingly, sort of thing, but if the count drops to zero i'll leave and check another table, sort of thing.

thing is what i'm wondering is like if i actually play say three hands or rounds say,(forgetting for the moment however many rounds i've watched) then like in that link http://www.blackjackinfo.com/bb/showpost.php?p=163855&postcount=11
where it shows three hands played and EV of $1, well what i'm wondering is that my actual expectation for those hands or rounds i'm actually physically playing (again forgetting about all the rounds i just watched).:confused::whip:
edit: like ok i might watch i dunno how the heck many tables and rounds in an hour, but ok i think i might be actually physically playing maybe ten hands in an hour, sort of thing.

see if i knew the answer to that question i could just bet away at those few rounds, lose my ass off and know that i'm making $1/3round physically played or $1/3hand physically played, sort of thing, :laugh:

oh yeah, and i apologize if i've hijacked this thread,:devil::whip:
Hey I couldn't even tell what pic I was replying to the last time lol.

Anyway, the $1 for 3 (physical) rds is really 57 cents but rounded.
I don't think saying 37 hds/hr or 10 hds/hr increases winrate. Bot the sim and my sheet have the same win rate of .93%. In both cases my sheet says you make 19 cents/hd (physical hd in my sheet but in cvcx the "$/hd" is not per a physical hand played I believe.

I guess you could say when you plug in 37/hds/hr your "winrate" goes up in $'s but that is only becasue you have played more physical rounds. In other words, at 37/hds/hr (seen), you make 19 cents per physical rd played*37*26.8%. At 10/hds/hr u make 10*26.8%*19 cents per physical hand played= 51 cents/"hr".

But, in both cases , one is making 19 cents EV per every physical round played. I guess CVCX just chooses to express it as what I'd call an "avg/hd/hr".
I think maybe the same thing lol except I'd just prefer to keep track of pysical rds played rather than, as some do, only keep track of "hrs played".

Also it looks to me I have something wrong with N0 in that the hourly number changes which I don't think it should lol. But at least I got the same N0 for "physical rds played" - 16000 odd whatever it was - I think N0 maybe seems to be traditionally express ed in "hrs" rather than "hds" perhaps to compare to other games? It may even also assume an underlying assumption of "100/hds/hr seen or played" by accepted defintion.

And also, when you say somewhere about entering at say +1 or +2 or whatever it was but leaving at a TC=) or even Tc=-1 whatever it was, I guess I'd call that a different game than back-counting. Maybe that would be "wonging-out"? or "wonging in and out"? Lol.I mean if the game allows MSE why not just tsit tat the table observing all rds plyed and play the ones you choose to? (In theory lol).

Hey, as long as one knows what to expect from the sims(s) you ran, that's I think the ideal lol.

Since, I don't know if I could run or maybe even understand what a sim might be telling me to enter at +2 but leave at TC=0, I'd probably just try to do something I felt I had a real good idea what to expect from it lol.

i did squirrel around with that 26% number some even though i didn't understand really what i was doing, lol.

but i mean yeah, i think i can see where your coming from sort of thing, cause ok, like the sim i asked about and your sheets, thing is now, ok i've got some information, problem is i'm not sure i understand what heck i got, lmao.
where i say that is, i'm sort of lost trying to match up the reality of what i think i'm doing in the really brick and mortar joint, and the information i have from the cvcx sim and your sheet, sort of thing.

like ok, in the joint where i'm trying to 'back count' or 'wong' these tables, what i'm really doing is i'll just go from table to table that has a shoe just starting out and i'll watch and wait till i get a positive count, then i'll jump in there and make a table min bet, sort of thing, then if the count stays positive i might play another round and bet accordingly, sort of thing, but if the count drops to zero i'll leave and check another table, sort of thing.
 

sagefr0g

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Kasi said:
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Also it looks to me I have something wrong with N0 in that the hourly number changes which I don't think it should lol. But at least I got the same N0 for "physical rds played" - 16000 odd whatever it was - I think N0 maybe seems to be traditionally express ed in "hrs" rather than "hds" perhaps to compare to other games? It may even also assume an underlying assumption of "100/hds/hr seen or played" by accepted defintion.
yeah i was looking at that.
well when you multiply 16,000 by 37 (# of rounds watched, ten of which are physically played) it comes out pretty close to QFIT's number.

And also, when you say somewhere about entering at say +1 or +2 or whatever it was but leaving at a TC=) or even Tc=-1 whatever it was, I guess I'd call that a different game than back-counting. Maybe that would be "wonging-out"? or "wonging in and out"? Lol.I mean if the game allows MSE why not just tsit tat the table observing all rds plyed and play the ones you choose to? (In theory lol).

Hey, as long as one knows what to expect from the sims(s) you ran, that's I think the ideal lol.

Since, I don't know if I could run or maybe even understand what a sim might be telling me to enter at +2 but leave at TC=0, I'd probably just try to do something I felt I had a real good idea what to expect from it lol.
yeah really that is some food for thought.:rolleyes::eek::rolleyes:
need to kind of think about that i guess.
 
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I know I'm kind of new here, but you should tossed the computer software and get some chips and cards. It's a much more accurate way to see how well you are counting, and, you can practice your game play, chip management, and magic tricks.
 
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