Determining bankroll for 3CP

[Deathclutch]

Hey everyone,

I don't have my copy of BC and I won't have it for about another week but I'm needing to figure out the formula(s) that I need to determine bankroll size when adjusted by unit size (IE what bankroll would be needed for a $50 unit and maintaining a 0% ROR.) Thanks everyone!

 

[SleightOfHand]

Figures taken from BC for the RoR before doubling your BR for perfect OCP

.1% - 300 units
.3% - 250 units
.5% - 230 units
1% - 200 units
3% - 150 units
5% - 128 units
10% - 95 units

 

[Deathclutch]

Figures taken from BC for the RoR before doubling your BR for perfect OCP

.1% - 300 units
.3% - 250 units
.5% - 230 units
1% - 200 units
3% - 150 units
5% - 128 units
10% - 95 units

Thank you, that's all I needed.

 

[21forme]

While we're talking 3CP, does anyone know the increase in EV and change in variance playing 2 hands?

 

[SleightOfHand]

While we're talking 3CP, does anyone know the increase in EV and change in variance playing 2 hands?

check PM

 

[21forme]

Got it, thanks.

 

[fubster]

check PM

care to also pm me with more info? much appreciated if so

 

[moo321]

While we're talking 3CP, does anyone know the increase in EV and change in variance playing 2 hands?

Most places I've been to don't allow this, because of mucking.

 

[Lonesome Gambler]

I don't have the book handy at the moment, but assuming that you have a place that allows two hands, doesn't it effectively halve variance? I think I remember it being similar to blackjack variance at that point. I'm not a math guy, so bear with me.