Recent content by SlyPooch

I haven't seen much written about bet spreads... What is the minimum needed? The max before you get noticed? How much 8x affects edge from 15X?

I am told I need to buy CVCX or CVData to find out. I am new to the software....what menu option is it under?

what about same paremters with 10 unit bet spread? I have CVBJ, but it appears it will not tell me.

Any other blackjack counting software that you recommend?

I see 0.62 edge using basic strategy....hmm...i would have thought illustrious 18 would have done more for me

Another noob question: what is casino edge if i flat bet using Illustrious 18 (except splitting 10s) and following rules: 6D, H17, DAS, No surrender? Or what software can tell me?

Using the Hi/Lo system I mean

Isn't it true one needs to switch back and forth between the two as you play. Using true count in deciding bet size and strategy decision, but back to running when actively counting?

I wish we could have gotten here sooner, but fair enough

So nobody knows why perfect play contradicts index play?

why would they contradict?

I did find chart on 375....Here is another example....I have 16 vs. 10 with TC at -2 and it is telling me to stand, but in all 3 cases (Wong, BJA and "Risk Adverse") it says to to hit. How do you explain that....is Wizard wrong?

Put another way, what is the player advantage & standard deviation using only the illustrious 18 vs. the risk adverse version of those numbers

Understand i am NOT looking for some sort of in depth analysis of backjack or to promote some book or software or find out how smart anybody is or read 100 pages on something i will never use.,,,again, in 10 vs 10 will i make more money in the long run doubling at +4 or +7..????..i do not care...

You do realize that +7 hardly ever occurs? Also, I thought the whole point of of indices (at least simple ones like the illustrious 18) was to show what will make the most money in the long run regardless of variance/risk (or by "long run" do you mean simply mean going broke less often but...