Expected accuracy from Monte Carlo simulations?

[Norm]

Happily this is a message board and not a phone conversation that you forgot to record, Norm. If you think I said something then you can just quote it.

I admit that I told a story that was a bit ambiguous and possibly confusing but I never used a device at a table, never claimed it was legal, and in fact my app has a section that explicitly says that it's not allowed.

You are now behaving like Tthree, simply making up things that I never said and then arguing against them.

OK, here are two of your quotes:

BTW... looked up NRS 465.075.

I think it's pretty obvious that the law is referring to calculating probabilities for a specific instance of blackjack and not blackjack in general.

Otherwise, it would be illegal to refer to one of those little plastic cards with basic strategy printed on it, and people do that all the time.

You told me that using my app at a casino is illegal but you clearly didn't read the law in question and your only evidence that it's illegal is that a different app that does a different thing is illegal.

By these quotes, you are suggesting that your app is legal in a casino, just like looking at a plastic card. You went on to say I didn't read the law, and my only evidence is that some other app is illegal. No, I am quite familiar with the law, have discussed it with a gaming attorney, and have it posted on three sites.

Finally, if you make another false accusation against tthree, you will be suspended. NO ONE here has suggested, even slightly, that you have any nefarious purpose in your posts or software. You must stop reading things into posts that aren’t there and treat members with respect.