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Originally Posted by Mimosine
if you know more about them than me, help me out here:
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I can only tell u that when Schlesinger originally defined SCORE (Standardized Comparison of Risk and Expectation) the definition was the expected dollar amount won after playing or watching 100 hands by a Kelly-constrained card counting better in possesion of a $10K bank using I18 and Fab 4. And also depending on number of players and number of decks at the table either playing-all or back-counting.
It has become a measure of almost any kind of hourly win rate, whether betting Kelly or a fraction therof and no matter how many hands per hour or players at the tablle.
Comparing one to another can be a little dangerous if ur goal is to determine the "better" game.