Wow, I guess they will just say anything in some of those books I've read
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The point is that with one player, the dealer cannot bust if the player gets a BJ or busts. With six players, the dealer may bust if any of the six players is still in the game. The number of players dramatically changes the dealer bust rate. But, has zero effect on EV. Dealer bust rate is a useless stat.
"I don't think outside the box; I think of what I can do with the box." - Henri Matisse
You have to be careful about your logical connectives there. Are you saying that that the dealer doesn't draw cards when the players hands have not busted out and the dealer has 16 or less but it's a S17 game? Also lets not forget blackjacks.
P.S. I know I'm being pedantic.
Countiing is a grind. Eliot knows that in the short run a counter isn't going to crush the casino (anyone who does crush the casino while counting it's the result of variance not EV). Eliot's point is that casinos should worry about other more advanced type plays where the EV isn't 1%, it can be 4%, 8% or 12% (or even 100%). I don't know Eliot personally, we played at the same table many years ago at the IP on the strip though. I'll vouch that his book on Advanced Advantage Play is worth the money.
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