Is this statistic available anywhere?

shadroch

Well-Known Member
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I'm looking for a chart that list the player advantage or disadvantage with the count or with a specfic card removed from the deck.
As an example, with numbers I have simply made up- In a SD game, the dealer advantage goes from. .018 to .24 with the removal of a ten.
Or the player is a 52% favorite to win when the count is plus 3.
Any charts remotely like this around?
 
#2
shadroch said:
I'm looking for a chart that list the player advantage or disadvantage with the count or with a specfic card removed from the deck.
As an example, with numbers I have simply made up- In a SD game, the dealer advantage goes from. .018 to .24 with the removal of a ten.
Sure, those are just the effect of removal numbers for the cards. They're available in lots of books or with a Bing search, but they do vary slightly witht the game rules (e.g., the ace is worth a bit more to the player in a S17 game than in an H17 game.)

shadroch said:
Or the player is a 52% favorite to win when the count is plus 3.
Any charts remotely like this around?
That's a bit different, not really just a corollary of the effects of removal, because the EOR is keyed to your overall advantage, not your likelihood of winning a hand. Your advantage includes 3:2 natural payouts and splits and doubles. The effect of the 9 on your win percentage is a lot higher than its effect on your advantage, and just the opposite with the ace.
 

NchooseK

Active Member
#8
The chart

shadroch said:
I'm looking for a chart that list the player advantage or disadvantage with the count or with a specfic card removed from the deck.
As an example, with numbers I have simply made up- In a SD game, the dealer advantage goes from. .018 to .24 with the removal of a ten.
Or the player is a 52% favorite to win when the count is plus 3.
Any charts remotely like this around?
Heres the exact chart you are looking for regarding the removal of any given card...you can always count on QFIT!

http://qfit.com/book/ModernBlackjackPage68.htm
 
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