Robert V. Lux: Math formula?

[Robert V. Lux]

> You can use Peter Griffin's formula for the
> probability of a RC at a particular depth.
> Of course, you would need a counting system
> for tracking aces.

Well, I am not looking for the TC. I am looking for how great the probability is that any number of a specific card (not only aces that is) will be dealt within various ranges, such as 10, 20, 30 cards, etc.

Regards, Robert V. Lux

[Cacarulo]

> Well, I am not looking for the TC. I am
> looking for how great the probability is
> that any number of a specific card (not only
> aces that is) will be dealt within various
> ranges, such as 10, 20, 30 cards, etc.

I'm not talking about TC. The formula gives you the probability of getting a particular RC at an specific depth (10, 20, 30 cards). Say your counting system only count the aces (or any other card) then you can ask: what is the probability of getting 3 aces (RC = +3) if there are 20 cards left? See what I mean?

Sincerely,
Cacarulo