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  1. 07-13-2014, 01:46 PM #1
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    Double Deck Blackjack

    I ran simulation on 2 deck DAS, RSA 50% penetration 1-8 bet spread. According to the rules of eleven double deck blackjack is playable heads up but when I simulated the game with the most sophisticate count system like Hi-opt II full indices with Aces side count along with the Zen count I cannot get a SCORE of 50 or more for the game with 1 deck cut off. With Zen count full indices it is hard to get a SCORE of 50 with 60% penetration 1-6 spread.

    There don't seem to be significant amount of gain using 1-12 spread in the game and I don't want to attract too much attention.

    Is it possible to get SCORE of 50 or higher? Is the game even playable with less than 62% penetration in the long run?
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