This is very close to the Griffin 7 Count: 4, 4, 5, 7, 5, 3, 0, -2, -5. BC is a tiny bit higher, PE and IC are a tiny bit lower. There is only a tiny difference between these and UstonSS, a three-level count.
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Originally Posted by asiafever
2 = +4
3 = +5
4 = +6
5 = +8
6 = +5
7 = +3
Ignore 8
9 = -2
10,J,Q,K = -5
A = -6
Can anyone simulate it on 6-8 decks to see if it's good? I just made that by looking at the advantage and disadvantage of removing a card and then I rounded it at +/- 0.1%, so for each True Count of 10, this count should give you an advantage of 1%.
Thanks in advance :D
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