Recent content by Norm Wattenberger

Rounding is what nearly everyone does these days and is the default for deck estimation. One criticism I have of nearly all BJ books is all of the examples they provide for TC calculation involve integer quotients, depite the fact this rarely occurs in real life. And I've looked specifically at...

A few problems 1. Most simple RNG's have very obvious patterns. Many also degrade. After running for awhile, the patterns become more dramatic. 2. Many simple 32 bit RNG's actually only have 16 random bits. An example is the well-known congruential RNG using 69069. 3. When you wish to look at...

Surely I once processed a refund for someone six months after he bought CVBJ. I think I was impressed by his gall. Sort of like a guy that licks his plate clean at a restaurant, then says it was unsatisfactory and refuses to pay:) Although releasing your source code would have benefits for the...

My responses are honest. If you want to see a defensive response; look at ET Fan's response. He tells me I'm short-sited because I would learn something if I released my code. But, he attacks me for giving him suggestions. Does he want them or not:) Pats on the back may be easier to read - but...

Life:) CVData and CVCX have very different uses. Also, the CVCX simulation capability isn't online. My server ain't that big. Blackjack Scams

But then I don't know my e-mail address from my Subject:)

[email protected] No. SBA and Omega II are both DOS based and vastly superior. Although SBA has a Windows front-end for most of its functions. As for limitations, if you look at the CVData and CVCX feature pages on my site, SimSimp contains zero of the listed features. And it cannot calculate...

I don't drink beer Norm must be crying in his beer I don't see what this has to do with me. Blackjack Scams

CVCX Online is an experiment. The 150,000 two billion round canned CVCX sims have been placed on a server along with the CVCX Viewer and twelve calculators. This will allow you to instantly calculate optimal betting ramps and performance stats for AOII, Red7, KO, Omega II, HiLo, Halves, Uston...

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An old story *LINK* *PIC* He always gets wasted when he plays. Seriously, he looks like he is homeless and hasnt bathed in years, but he always has wads of hundred dollar bills. When the Golden Nugget had no towers and was just a store front casino 30 years ago, a guy walked up to the Craps...

Hmmmm *LINK* *PIC* Why he was showing me I don't know, I guess he just drank too much. What was he drinking? Did you join him?

One correction *LINK* *PIC* Biased wheels are indeed rare. But, the advanced strategy discussed by Scott on AP.com doesn't depend on wheel bias.

Harry Lorayne, Dominic O'Brien and Kevin Trudeau *LINK* *PIC* CVShuffle drills you in memorization of card nicknames. It also optionally prints the nicknames on the cards as you play to force the names into your mind. From the CVShuffle manual: <h2>CVShuffle NickNames </h2&gt...

Not merged as such *LINK* *PIC* CVData already handles shuffles. However, it does not yet sim shuffle-tracking or Ace Prediction techniques to determine EV. This type of functionality belongs in CVData as opposed to CVShuffle.