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    Table Max
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    Table Max: Anybody familiar with bj-strat?

    I ran this program and generated the index numbers for various card values, number of decks, and ace side count/no ace side count. How accurate are these numbers? The hi-lo numbers seem to differ from those found in _Professional_Blackjack_.

    I was originally interested in finding out the index numbers for counting systems such as Green Fountain and Silver Fox which also count 7 and 9. I also wanted to see the difference that an ace side count would have on the index numbers for hi-lo and counts includeing 7 and 9. I ran it for 6 and 8 decks.

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    Cacarulo
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    Cacarulo: Re: Anybody familiar with bj-strat?

    > I ran this program and generated the index
    > numbers for various card values, number of
    > decks, and ace side count/no ace side count.
    > How accurate are these numbers? The hi-lo
    > numbers seem to differ from those found in
    > _Professional_Blackjack_.

    > I was originally interested in finding out
    > the index numbers for counting systems such
    > as Green Fountain and Silver Fox which also
    > count 7 and 9. I also wanted to see the
    > difference that an ace side count would have
    > on the index numbers for hi-lo and counts
    > includeing 7 and 9. I ran it for 6 and 8
    > decks.

    They are pretty good although they are rounded (neither floored nor truncated) and that's why you will find some discrepancies. Besides they are based on infinite-deck assumptions which are not good for generating single-deck indices. Anyway, I wouldn't take PB as the Bible for Hi-Lo either. So, if you want precise indices then you should go with Casino Verite or SBA.

    Sincerely,
    Cac

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    Table Max
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    Table Max: Re: Anybody familiar with bj-strat?

    > They are pretty good although they are
    > rounded (neither floored nor truncated) and
    > that's why you will find some discrepancies.
    > Besides they are based on infinite-deck
    > assumptions which are not good for
    > generating single-deck indices. Anyway, I
    > wouldn't take PB as the Bible for Hi-Lo
    > either. So, if you want precise indices then
    > you should go with Casino Verite or SBA.

    > Sincerely,
    > Cac

    Thanks. Where should I start looking for information so that I can write a program for myself to generate precise index numbers?


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    ES
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    ES: Re: Anybody familiar with bj-strat?

    Anyway, I wouldn't take PB as the Bible for Hi-Lo either. So, if you want precise indices then
    you should go with Casino Verite or SBA.

    > Sincerely,
    > Cac

    What are the best indices for Hi-Lo?

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    Cacarulo
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    Cacarulo: Re: Anybody familiar with bj-strat?

    > Anyway, I wouldn't take PB as the Bible for
    > Hi-Lo either. So, if you want precise
    > indices then
    > you should go with Casino Verite or SBA.

    > What are the best indices for Hi-Lo?

    The ones that you get for your particular set of rules and penetration. You'll need as I said a good index generator. Also, with CV or SBA you can get Risk-Averse indices which are better than the standard EV-maximized ones.

    Sincerely,
    Cac

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    Cacarulo
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    Cacarulo: Re: Anybody familiar with bj-strat?

    > Thanks. Where should I start looking for
    > information so that I can write a program
    > for myself to generate precise index
    > numbers?

    I don't know for sure but I think there's some info on www.bjmath.com. I think you need first to write a good BJ simulator before attempting to write an index generator.

    Sincerely,
    Cac

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