Hmmm CVCX does not agree with you NormQFIT said:Hi-Opt II with an Ace side count is a very powerful strategy that edges out AOII with a SC except for very deep penetrations that no longer exist, albeit very difficult to use. Hi-Opt I is simply a lousy count. Sorry Igor.
Those are for S17. The reason for this is if the Dealer flips an ace on the 6 they made a hand. No matter what card the dealer flips on a 5, he/she is pulling a 3rd card.H Bomb said:I noticed that 2 of the I18 plays are:
12 vs. 5, TC = -2
12 vs. 6, TC = -1
I'm sure they're correct but just seems REALLY counterintuitive. I'm the type of person who likes to know or see the "why" behind something. I guess practically it doesn't matter, just know it and do it.
Sure as long as the TC is matching the index value, the correct play would to be to split.H Bomb said:Thanks for all the input guys. It was very helpful and I'm currently reevaluating my game.
A question about splitting 10s: Is the mathematically correct play to split just once or resplit until the TC drops below the index?
Depends on the exact configuration.iCountNTrack said:Hmmm CVCX does not agree with you Norm, Hi-Opt II with ace SC is still the bestest.
I am just curious what kind of rules would make AOII edge out Hi-Opt II and what penetrations. For shoe games the most common rules by far are S17 DAS.QFIT said:Depends on the exact configuration.
In an attempt to account for different rules, etc, I ran 39,936 sims each for SD, DD, 6D and 8D for the common strategies, two different spreads, all penetrations, 16 rule combinations and then combined the SCOREs weighted by the currently existing frequencies of rules in U.S. casinos. Hi-Opt II won at all penetrations in double-deck. In the other deck games, AOII edged out Hi-Opt II at very high penetrations.
I didn't look at individual sims. H17, DAS edges out S17, DAS in number of U.S. tables for 6D. Closely followed by H17, DAS, RSA.iCountNTrack said:I am just curious what kind of rules would make AOII edge out Hi-Opt II and what penetrations. For shoe games the most common rules by far are S17 DAS.
Just from a quick glance, H17 and increased number of decks seem to favor AOIIQFIT said:I didn't look at individual sims. H17, DAS edges out S17, DAS in number of U.S. tables for 6D. Closely followed by H17, DAS, RSA.
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