True, difficult to reconcile CA and card counting theory there are two problems a) you cant make a conclusion based only on one composition because there are many many compositions for a particular TC. b) Cut-card effect, for a CA we need to have a fixed number of rounds
Ran 60 billion rounds. 44v5 split certainly increases win rate of that hand. But, overall DI barely budged. Moved up .02, and that could very well change with another 60 billion. This was six deck.Personally, I don’t bother with that index.
For the fun of it, I ran some more sims to look at the percentage of time doubling 44v5 wins (excluding pushes) at various counts:
again thanx for all the input and discussion on the subject--- btw I play HiLo with I18 (so 7's are neutral)--- and what I'm seeing from all the posts is double the 44 vs 6 (at TC+2) and split 'em vs 5 at it's otherwise doubling index.