adapting to h17 from s17

Meistro

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what differences are there in your approach when considering games that are roughly equivalent in all aspects - rules, pen, heat, limits - but with the change of H17 instead of S17. Are there changes in betting ramp, since your advantage is a paltry .2%ish at TC2? What would be the net result of using S17 indexs on a H17 game?
 
not much dif

Well as long as its still a playable game with H17 and everything else remains equal, I would use the same betting ramp. As far as the indices's go, the only changes are with dealer 6 and A so if you use the S17 indices's, i believe it would mostly be the same, but you would be using a more conservative approach because you dd more often on H17 indices's. Just look over a chart and refresh your memory when you go somewhere with H17 or S17.
 
Meistro

what differences are there in your approach when considering games that are roughly equivalent in all aspects - rules, pen, heat, limits - but with the change of H17 instead of S17. Are there changes in betting ramp, since your advantage is a paltry .2%ish at TC2? What would be the net result of using S17 indexs on a H17 game?

I will say this, you better do your homework.

Something else, if I am to play a h-17 shoe game there better be something there to make up for that onerous feature, because no casino is going to make me its Bitch!

CP
 
what differences are there in your approach when considering games that are roughly equivalent in all aspects - rules, pen, heat, limits - but with the change of H17 instead of S17. Are there changes in betting ramp, since your advantage is a paltry .2%ish at TC2? What would be the net result of using S17 indexs on a H17 game?

Actually, with H17 at +2TC, your advantage is about +.55%. You start out at around -.60% BS, improve to +.40% at +2TC, then improve to about +.55% due to some gain from index plays at that point. With H17, you do need a solid +1.5 TC to begin your ramp.
 
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