Cvcx

[Mr. E]

Where can cvcx be purchased and are there different versions to consider? Thanks in advance.

 

[DSchles]

qfit.com

Don

 

[Mr. E]

Can anyone help explain the difference between CVCX and BJA Pro Betting Software to a complete noob? Thanks in advance

 

[DSchles]

Can anyone help explain the difference between CVCX and BJA Pro Betting Software to a complete noob? Thanks in advance

Yes. CVCX and other CV products are the number one BJ software in the world. There is no number two!

Don

 

[AchillesBlackjack]

Can anyone help explain the difference between CVCX and BJA Pro Betting Software to a complete noob? Thanks in advance

BJA is a lot more user friendly for what your needs going be and way bigger/active community to help out. CVCX is more advanced. For first timers, I recommend BJA.

 

[PocketEights]

A lot of the times they are pretty close, but be aware of the rounds per hour with the BJA Pro Betting Software (PBS). CVCX is more precise with the N-O and will give you more sobering truths. PBS makes everything seem like a winning situation if you don't really understand N-O, but in my opinion if your PBS spread takes more than 150 hrs its no good. This is usually a result of too many people playing at the table with you... CVCX will also provide an optimal spread.

 

[Mr. E]

A lot of the times they are pretty close, but be aware of the rounds per hour with the BJA Pro Betting Software (PBS). CVCX is more precise with the N-O and will give you more sobering truths. PBS makes everything seem like a winning situation if you don't really understand N-O, but in my opinion if your PBS spread takes more than 150 hrs its no good. This is usually a result of too many people playing at the table with you... CVCX will also provide an optimal spread.

Could you help explain N-O? I'm pretty new, have basic strategy down, learning the deviations and am interested in learning as much as possible.

 

[DSchles]

It's not N-O; it's N0 (N zero), and it's a number that tells you how many hands have to be played until the EV -SD equals 0. That is, the number of hands needed until the expected win overcomes a negative-one standard deviation.

As such, it is the inverse of my metric of SCORE, which allows you to compare the relative value of any game by assigning a number equal to the hourly win, given certain standard conditions that can be found in BJA3.

Don

 

[PocketEights]

It's not N-O; it's N0 (N zero), and it's a number that tells you how many hands have to be played until the EV -SD equals 0. That is, the number of hands needed until the expected win overcomes a negative-one standard deviation.

As such, it is the inverse of my metric of SCORE, which allows you to compare the relative value of any game by assigning a number equal to the hourly win, given certain standard conditions that can be found in BJA3.

Don

Thanks, Mr. Schlesinger. This whole time I have been stating N-O; it will be missed.