floating point advantage

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Meistro

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what the devil is the floating point advantage? is it real or illusary? can anyone link to any articles on this mystery?
 
kewljason said:
It is true, but very very minimal. As Don stated just last week on the other board. There is virtually no gain in shoe games, unless they are dealt to a level rarely seen anymore.
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Or at least rarely seen, except for places where fishing is considered an indoor sport. :rolleyes:
 
Meistro said:
what the devil is the floating point advantage? is it real or illusary? can anyone link to any articles on this mystery?
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Ive played well over a million hands of twenty-one, at the kitchen table. Sometimes 16 hr days, month after month. You play long enough, and you'll start to notice the difference, with about 2decks remaining in a 6deck shoe.

You can do, one of two, things

1)Bet the same amount, at a slightly lower TC

or

2)Bet slightly more, at the same TC

The deeper it gets, the more aggressive you should get. Same goes for doubling and splitting
 
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