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  1. 07-31-2012, 07:21 PM #1
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    question about CV felt charts.

    I found an older post that has a fix for how the chips sometimes become difficult to bet; so that they don't float back to the big pile of chips: I downloaded that, and it fixed that problem.
    Strangely now, though, I notice that the Felt-F charts are quite different: many of the values have changed.
    Also, I admit that I had switched the game to Spanish 21, to examine the different values in the charts, but I have unchecked "unusual games" and gotten rid of the spanish 21 box. I think I'm back to regular blackjack.
    Does anyone have any idea what I've done to redefine the Felt-F values? Sorry if this question's too simple for everyone; but it has me stumped.
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    FELT-F is not an SP21 strategy. CV will look at the relevant rules and try to alter the strategy. But, it won't make any sense for SP21.
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    How can I get the Felt charts to go back to normal? At the top of CV on the table-games pages it reads: "Casino Verite, Casino: Atlantic City, Playing Strategy: FELT_F; Betting Strategy: True Edge. Now the charts are different that they were before.
    Although I have monkeyed with CV endlessly, I wish I could get the strategy charts to go back to normal.
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    Give me an example of what you think is not normal.
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    The charts used to say: split AA against A at -8 or more; now it says -10 or more. Or (before) 16 surrenders vs. A at equal to or greater than -4; now it says surrender at equal to or greater than -11. Normally 17 doesn't surrender against A; now it says Surrender.
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    You switched from S17 to H17.
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