Sonny: Should I ?enter shoe multiple times? when I sim?

[Sonny]

Obviously, in a casino, I would not stop playing, stand behind the table and continue to count, then jump in again if I see a good count. However, I also wouldn?t stand behind the table and wait for the shuffle. Does entering the shoe multiple times in a sim help to imitate the behavior of finding another table that is about to shuffle?

-Sonny-

[Norm Wattenberger]

If you're talking about the feature in CVData; leaving it off is more realistic. Turning it on is likely to unrealistically increase the frequency of hands played at a deep penetration.

> Obviously, in a casino, I would not stop
> playing, stand behind the table and continue
> to count, then jump in again if I see a good
> count. However, I also wouldn?t stand behind
> the table and wait for the shuffle. Does
> entering the shoe multiple times in a sim
> help to imitate the behavior of finding
> another table that is about to shuffle?

> -Sonny-

Serious Blackjack Software

[Sonny]

> If you're talking about the feature in
> CVData; leaving it off is more realistic.
> Turning it on is likely to unrealistically
> increase the frequency of hands played at a
> deep penetration.

Ah, that makes sense. I'd be walking away from the top of the deck/shoe fairly often and returning to it once things "heated up" later on.

I suppose I could always just use the original advantage and increase the number of hands per hour in order to reduce the "downtime" of waiting for the shuffle.

-Sonny-