Simulation data: single deck or help.

[seriousplayer]

I ran some single deck simulations using CVDATA and CVCX. First, I generate 100+ indices for the KO/REKO strategy using the index generator in CVData by selecting every indices to generated. Then I ran a simulation using CVCX for the game rules Single Deck H17, DAS and Single Deck H17 NDAS both for double on any card.

Setting up the simulation parameters and rules as follows:

Rounds per shoe:0
Burn cards:1
Shuffle Point: 20
Decks: 1
Hands per hour: 100
Players : 1
Players come and go:0
Your seat: 3
TC Calculation: Flooring

Rules:
Blackjack pays 3 to 2
Cards dealt face down
DD on 2 cards
DD on any Hard hand
DD on any Soft Hand
Dealer hit Soft 17
Dealer peek on Ace
Insurance
Split to 4 hands

When I looked and analyzed the simulation after it was completed. KO beats Hi-Lo- full in a single-deck game.

Below are my sim results

Hi-lo vs KO in Single Deck.jpg
Hi-lo vs KO in Single Deck H17.jpg

KO/REKO player who use all plus and minus indices can expect the performance close to Advance Omega II-full without side in single deck games.

KO vs Omega II.jpg

[ZenMaster_Flash]

You KNOW that something is seriously amiss.

Hi-Opt II with Ace Side-Count is the best in a SD game,

with A.O. II with Ace Side-Count a very close second.

[seriousplayer]

You KNOW that something is seriously amiss.

Hi-Opt II with Ace Side-Count is the best in a SD game,

with A.O. II with Ace Side-Count a very close second.

I fixed the simulation by removing "Dealer shows the burn card" and re-post the simulation results.

[DSchles]

See BJA3, p. 176. In carefully controlled apples-to-apples comparisons, Hi-Lo doesn't beat K-O under any circumstances on the whole page.

Don

[seriousplayer]

See BJA3, p. 176. In carefully controlled apples-to-apples comparisons, Hi-Lo doesn't beat K-O under any circumstances on the whole page.

Don

Don,

Here is the SCORE I got using CVCX for Hi-lo-full (Play All)

Hi-lo Full
1 deck: 39/52 H17 DAS (Play All)
Spread	SCORE
1-2	92.58
1-3	158.99
1-4	205.72

Why is the SCORE lower in BJA3, p. 176?

Sim Data in Blackjack Attack 3rd Edition

Hi-lo Full
1 deck: 39/52 H17 DAS (Play All)
Spread	SCORE
1-2	72.83
1-3	133.13
1-4	176.55

[Bodarc]

Here is the SCORE I got using CVCX for Hi-lo-full (Play All)

Something seems wrong to me seriousplayer. Using play all and a cut card, those SCORES seem very high especially with such small spreads as 2 or 3.

[seriousplayer]

Something seems wrong to me seriousplayer. Using play all and a cut card, those SCORES seem very high especially with such small spreads as 2 or 3.

Please check the SCORE for Hi-lo-full in CVCX?

Below are the results:

Hi-lo Single Deck (Play All) 1-2.jpg
Hi-lo Single Deck (Play All) 1-3.jpg
Hi-lo Single Deck (Play All) 1-4.jpg

[seriousplayer]

With realistic rules, indices, and spreads SCORE runs between 25 and 35.

The Hi-lo-Full sim came with CVCX when I purchased it so I am just reproducing it from there.

[Norm]

What are the settings of the true count resolution on the TC Calc page?

[seriousplayer]

What are the settings of the true count resolution on the TC Calc page?

For Norm below is the true count resolution.

TC Calculations.jpg

[LVBear584]

Wendover still offers double on any two cards. They tried to change to Reno rules a couple of years ago. Play dropped off enough so that they quickly changed back.

[Goodboy]

Wendover still offers double on any two cards. They tried to change to Reno rules a couple of years ago. Play dropped off enough so that they quickly changed back.

What about BJ 3:2? Is that gone too in Wendover?

[LVBear584]

What about BJ 3:2? Is that gone too in Wendover?

It is not gone. It is alive and well as of a few days ago. The three playable stores in Wendover are Montego Bay, Peppermill, and Rainbow. Each has plenty of tables, as they have had for many years (between the three of them, there are about sixty tables of single deck, 3:2, double on any first two cards, and resplit aces; a .15 game). Many dealers deal seven rounds heads-up; some deal six rounds, and a few lousy dealers deal only five rounds heads-up.

The Red Garter and Wendover Nugget are worthless dumps for count blackjack, as they have been for many years.