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    sam
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    sam: modifying KO?

    What happens to KO if one counts 5 as +2 and Ace as -2? What other adjustment(s) would one need to make?

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    Norm Wattenberger
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    Norm Wattenberger: Re: modifying KO?


    > What happens to KO if one counts 5 as +2 and
    > Ace as -2?

    The Playing Efficiency and Insurance Correlation would be destroyed. At .44 and .628 they would be worse than any popular strategy.

    > What other adjustment(s) would
    > one need to make?

    Well, if you made the Ten -2 instead of the Ace, you would have an interesting unbalanced count for single deck. For info on creating strategies, see:




  3. #3
    sam
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    sam: Re: modifying KO?

    Norm, Thanks for the answer and the link.

    > The Playing Efficiency and Insurance
    > Correlation would be destroyed. At .44 and
    > .628 they would be worse than any popular
    > strategy.

    > Well, if you made the Ten -2 instead of the
    > Ace, you would have an interesting
    > unbalanced count for single deck. For info
    > on creating strategies, see:

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    KidDangerous
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    KidDangerous: (V)agnificent link

    Norm,
    who is the author/creator of this site you linked to??
    you?
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    > The Playing Efficiency and Insurance
    > Correlation would be destroyed. At .44 and
    > .628 they would be worse than any popular
    > strategy.

    > Well, if you made the Ten -2 instead of the
    > Ace, you would have an interesting
    > unbalanced count for single deck. For info
    > on creating strategies, see:

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    MJ
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    MJ: Re: modifying KO?

    Norm,

    Speaking of KO could you tell me at what running count it becomes correct to split 10s vs dealer upcard of 5 and 6 respectfully for 6D, DAS, DA2, LS, and 75% penetration. Also for 8D, DAS, DA2 NO surrender and 75% penetration. Knock-Out Blackjack doesnt provide these indice. :-(

    Thanks in advance!

    -MJ

    > The Playing Efficiency and Insurance
    > Correlation would be destroyed. At .44 and
    > .628 they would be worse than any popular
    > strategy.

    > Well, if you made the Ten -2 instead of the
    > Ace, you would have an interesting
    > unbalanced count for single deck. For info
    > on creating strategies, see:

  6. #6
    Norm Wattenberger
    Guest

    Norm Wattenberger: Afraid so

    Peter Griffin is the hero behind the Theory of Blackjack. Easily the best book on the subject. But he didn't like unbalanced strategies and concentrated on single deck with lots of indexes.

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    galo
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    galo: Re: modifying KO?

    > What happens to KO if one counts 5 as +2 and
    > Ace as -2? What other adjustment(s) would
    > one need to make?

    Well, I did a system like ko before ko was invented; in 1993 in fact ;could not believe it when few years later I saw it , the only difference being i count 5 as +2 and 7 as 0.
    same in every other way and doing well all these years.

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    sam
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    sam: Re: modifying KO?

    Galo,

    Please drop me an email if you care to. I have a question or two. Thanks.

    Sam

    > Well, I did a system like ko before ko was
    > invented; in 1993 in fact ;could not believe
    > it when few years later I saw it , the only
    > difference being i count 5 as +2 and 7 as 0.
    > same in every other way and doing well all
    > these years.

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