Is there a formula to determine when a shoe is dead? I am not referring to ODP.
When the count is more negative then there are remaining cards is not an answer!
Thanx anyone for your time
Is there a formula to determine when a shoe is dead? I am not referring to ODP.
When the count is more negative then there are remaining cards is not an answer!
Thanx anyone for your time
> Is there a formula to determine when a shoe is dead? I
> am not referring to ODP.
Then I'm afraid I don't understand your question.
> When the count is more negative then there are
> remaining cards is not an answer!
> Thanx anyone for your time.
Maybe you can explain what you mean. No one has ever worded a question that way before, so I have no idea what you're getting at.
Don
> Then I'm afraid I don't understand your question.
> Maybe you can explain what you mean. No one has ever
> worded a question that way before, so I have no idea
> what you're getting at.
> Don
In ODP you talk about when to leave a shoe for another one. I guess I am asking for ODP if no other shoe is available. The point of no return for one shoe.
Related
Your thoughts on ODP for DD, I am thinking more patience?
Thanx again
> In ODP you talk about when to leave a shoe for another
> one. I guess I am asking for ODP if no other shoe is
> available. The point of no return for one shoe.
Is there no mid-shoe entry? If you can sit out hands whenever you like and then jump back in the game, then the answer is obvious: Play when you have the edge and sit out when you don't.
> Related
> Your thoughts on ODP for DD, I am thinking more
> patience?
Yes. The count is more volatile in DD. So bad counts can restore to good ones more quickly than in shoe games. But, in general, table-hopping DD games is never a very practical thing to attempt.
Don
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