> I guess that these number are really closer
> than I realized! For some reason, I got the
> idea in the back of my mind that you Ace
> number was larger. I thought you posted .68.
> I don't know where I got that idea from,
> maybe too much speed reading. So when I only
> got .638, I thought we are still far apart.
> When you posted your numbers next to mine,
> it is clear that are very similar. So much
> so that each can be considered a
> confirmation of the others.
> I am not sure that it is worth a lot of
> effort to try to account for the little
> difference that we have. However, aside from
> possible sampling error, there are a couple
> of possible things to look at.
> One is a possible cut card effect. When you
> ran your sims, did you do a fixed number of
> rounds, or did you use a cut card. EoRs are
> based on Basic Strategy play, which is what
> the CA does. For this, a cut card should not
> be sued.
> A second possibility is the Basic Strategy
> itself. I have the computer first do a CA to
> determine the optimal strategy for that
> particular game. With SBA you have to put in
> a strategy manually? Differences in strategy
> can make a difference in the resulting EoRs.
You are right! Many numbers doesn't differ at all.
The ace of course not.
A=-.6417 SE=.0025 which means
68.3% [-.6392 and -.6442]
95.45% [-.6367 and -.6467]
99.73% [-.6342 and -.6492]
I'm a little worried about the ten, probably
I'm gonna double check it.
All the sims were runned at the 260 card level.
That's 260/5.4 = aprox. 49 rounds per shoe.
I will run the ten without curd card next time,
but frankly I don't expect any significance
difference. I can be mistaken regarding this,
of course!
SBA allows to resplit 9 hands up a total of 10.
That's simulates prety well the unlimited rule
for resplitting any pair and aces. Last time I
have had 11 pairs was in the 14th Century, if I
remember well! :-).
SP3 is a typical American rule, I don't know if
your CA can be set to accomplish this.
You don't have the slightest idea how much I
appreciate your input here!
Regards
Z
(PS. Hey Don! Don't let me again alone in front
of this two BJ monsters. I'm beginning to feel
like Gary Cooper in High Noon!)
> (PS. Hey Don! Don't let me again alone in
> front of this two BJ monsters. I'm beginning to
> feel like Gary Cooper in High Noon!)
I'd say you're doing pretty darn well -- just about as well as Gary Cooper did! :-)
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