Does the running count have any value besides calculating true count?

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RevinKevin327

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Greetings,

Great website and forum. After recreational playing for a few years, I decided to put my OCD to good use and become a student of AP, specifically the HI LOW method.

When using a basic HL counting method.....does running count ever have a use beyond finding TC?

It just seems like it would hold some value in making a deviation within the hand being played, especially with multiple players and cards out.

Thanks for any feedback.
 
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DSchles

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RevinKevin327 said:
Greetings from the Buckeye State,

Great website and forum. After recreational playing for a few years, I decided to put my OCD and engineering background to good use and become a student of AP, specifically the HI LOW method.

When using a basic HL counting method.....does running count ever have a use beyond finding TC?

It just seems like it would hold some value in making a deviation within the hand being played, especially with multiple players and cards out.

Thanks for any feedback.
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You seem to be confusing two concepts. You use the RC to determine the TC. Once you know the TC, you use it to size your bets AND to make a deviation from BS. And you do the latter based on the up-to-the-moment information that you have available to you at the instant that you have to make a decision on a hand.

Clear?

Don
 
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RevinKevin327

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DSchles said:
You seem to be confusing two concepts. You use the RC to determine the TC. Once you know the TC, you use it to size your bets AND to make a deviation from BS. And you do the latter based on the up-to-the-moment information that you have available to you at the instant that you have to make a decision on a hand.

Clear?

Don
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It is clear. Thanks again.
 
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