Hi there! I have recently released a small solo-project mobile game and would love some feedback from Blackjack experts.
The game is sort of a mix of solitaire and Blackjack. It’s called Puzzle...
You are not answering my question, we know it can be calculated with simulations but why you so sure it also can be done with combinatorial analysis in your first post ? And then you said not sure in...
I responded to your post because I am an expert. There are two approaches to blackjack problems. If combinatorial analysis can not solve it, simulation might solve it. Clear?
I am not so sure because I am not a mathematician. If the covariance of two blackjack hands are well defined mathematically, it should have an exact value. You may ask Norm and Don about this.
That's what the mute function is for. Spend a week in there, muting as you need to and you'll find yourself in decent company. But that's the same anywhere you go on the internet.
I didn't mean to say that Ryemo isn't friendly and doesn't give awesome tips. He is very friendly and gives tips freely. You missed the meaning of my post. What I intended to say is that his Discord...
You wish! Your total win was $1.15. The total amount bet is (37 x $10) + (3 x $20) = $430. $1.15/$430 = 0.267%. Not very impressive.
Clearly, as I mentioned, you have to be betting much more on...
CVData calculates total variance only as opposed to calculating variance and covariance and using them to calculate total variance. (CVCX is a bit different.) Remember that players can change the...
I speculate that this simulation may need a massive computation power because covariance is the product of two variances. This means a squared amount of computations.
