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  1. 04-24-2014, 08:23 AM #1
    TeepsConPeeps
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    CVCX New User Qs?

    I've run a sim multiple times for the same game and am a bit confused by the results I'm getting. The game is DD, S17, RSA, DAS, no HSA... according to other calculators, the house edge is right around 0.19 - But in CVCX (see attachment) it looks like the house edge is only 0.02 for 3 players and -0.03 for 1 player (player has the advantage). The sim uses basic Hi-Lo Ill18 and Fab4. Am I doing the sim incorrectly or am I misunderstanding the results? Being a new user, any help is greatly appreciated!

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