Recent content by KingHenry

to specify, the games are 6d that i play and ran the sims on. i understand the issues with heat, and believe me, if i had those rules on a dd i'd be playing it a lot more delicately. shuffle tracking isn't really an option besides for the occasional opportunity when certain things aren't...

that makes sense regarding the win rate. i feel like ive heard people advocate that you want to play 1 hand heads up though in order to play more hands at the favorable count, but it seems according to the sim i'm better off spreading to 2. if heat for spreading to 2 isn't a significant concern...

i've always been under the impression that when playing heads up, it is best to play one hand. however, when i run it on cvcx with the heads up sim (s17, das, nrsa, ls incase it matters) playing a spread of 25-300 for one hand shows a win rate of $75/hr, 4% risk, and a score of 45. when i run it...

that would explain it...i think i used to put it on truncate and recently i've been using rounding. thanks

index generation southpaw you calculated the indexes before for my question...thanks again and here's the link for anyone interested just scroll down and the link is a few posts down http://www.blackjackinfo.com/bb/showthread.php?p=206472

does anyone know if it's possible to set a "play 2 hands" at certain counts or higher on the CVCX chapter X it program? i feel like i remember being able to do so, just like with the backcounting option to enable playing 2 hands only a selected count and playing 1 hand at all others, but there...

i emailed the gamemaster a while ago with the same question, and he replied that his are risk adverse indexes, although it's surprising the difference in TC is so large for risk adverse at least on 9 vs 7

sometimes it helps to add a little fun to try to get away with some dealer mispays.. one time a not so savvy dealer had A A and drew a nine... i yelled "cmon - big card for the bust!" he looked at his hand kinda confused, shrugged and then drew a face card to "bust" his hand and proceeded to pay...

you're right about the w2-g's sorry for the misinformation there. as far as the win/loss statements, they're absolutely not formal tax documents. they're helpful as support but you will need to keep accurate records yourself. the rulings aren't cut and dry from the irs, so you're better off...

casinos are only required to issue W-2G's on total cash amounts of 1,200 or more (so if you put 1000 into a slot and win 250 bucks that'll generate a w-2g). This is the only item that will get reported by the casino to the IRS. The CTRs that are generated for total chip or cash out amounts over...

yea they can def. ban you. the individual i know was first backed off and then banned on a subsequent visit at mt. airy. i guess you could challenge it in court like good ol' uston but thatd be a lot of publicity. the question is whether after being banned, if you return will you be arrested on...

sweet deal, is this a promotion available to the general public, or only to certain members? i think it makes sense to find the best slot game and play either to a target goal, for the total 24 hours, or till you lose $1,500. if you lose the 1500 and come back with the slot dollars, you may...

hmm the one casino that comes to mind has plaques/signs that state that trespassers will be arrested/prosecuted on top of a formal letter being issued to the individual. they make it sound like you'll just be arrested on the spot, and i wonder if it violates "(2) the premises were at the time...

they can bar you and will issue you a formal trespassing issue/warning if they have the opportunity. probably will start with a back off though.. question on this though if anyone knows, once you are barred - if you return, do they need to remind you that you are trespassing and that you have...

thanks for the answers! good to know we got the state of PA to back us up just incase..