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Tthree
The first thing is always stand on 16vT. That would solve the issue of standing on it with big bets out while the cost for the cover play is measured in pennies. BJA3 has a nice section on this that gives you the figures you need to make an informed choice. What you need to consider is the relative size of the bets affected by the cover play. The frequency you get the matchup and the frequency the cover play costs you money as well as the cost of each incident per $100 bet. See chapter 7 in BJA3, "Camouflage for the Basic Strategist and the Card Counter". The tables in the chapter are a great starting point but make sure you read the chapter to get the best use from the tables.
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