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  1. 07-31-2013, 04:43 PM #1
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    How to use SC Strategy in CVData?

    I'm trying to sim Zen with a side count of 7.


    I tried using the help and couldn't find much on it. I loaded up the SC Strategy window and then under counts I checked 7. I then went to tables and I have no idea what to do. Any help would be appreciated.

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  2. 07-31-2013, 05:13 PM #2
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    I'm trying to sim a DD game with a side count of 7. I'm trying to assign a -6 value for every excess 7 that is still left in a deck.
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    What do you intend to do with the side count?
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    I want to make more accurate index plays and then sim to see if it is worth the extra effort.

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    What do you intend to do with the side count?
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    You need to explain exactly how you intend to use the side count. Why would you side count sevens? Why would you assign a value of -6. Doesn't make sense.
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    There is a post where I explained when side counting 7's, the adjustment for 14vT is -6, as an example. Other matchups have different adjustments...they aren't all -6.

    I believe OP is trying to sim Zen with 7 SC and adjusting the RC with excess/deficit 7's to increase PE.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RollingStoned View Post
    There is a post where I explained when side counting 7's, the adjustment for 14vT is -6
    Well, in that case, you would count excess sevens as 1 and adjust the index by -6 times the SC. The gain will be tiny.
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    Sorry I'm still lost. So on this chart would I put -6 for 14vs10?

    I know I need to find the values for all the possible option, which I will eventually do.


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    Well, in that case, you would count excess sevens as 1 and adjust the index by -6 times the SC. The gain will be tiny.
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    Thanks Norm!

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