Does CVDATA Support index generation for 10, A?

[Freightman]

I'm waiting for T3 to pipe in with his calculation of N0 on this index for it to be positive expectation. As to the difference in standing on A10 (after split) v. doubling it. (

He's practicing brevity - he's doing well.

[Three]

I'm waiting for T3 to pipe in with his calculation of N0 on this index for it to be positive expectation. As to the difference in standing on A10 (after split) v. doubling it. Talk about an esoteric question. Perhaps there is a reason that combination is not even listed in Professional Blackjack's appendices? =(

It is an idiot move in my book. Why waste my time? I like the certainty of the 21 enough that there isn't a high enough EV difference to make me double, especially when you consider the heat factor. Like I said only an idiot or a slash and burn player would do this. I doubt the latter would do it either but you never know. Many can only consider maximizing EV. It never occurs to them to maximize the certainty of BR growth.

[Gramazeka]

I am looking to generation indices when you split 10,10 vs 5 and 6 then you receive an Ace making the hand 10,A but I could find how generate indices for that hand in CVDATA. Does CVDATA actually support index generation for that hand?

Perfect index 10,A (soft) vs 6 = 8.1

EV TC 8 this hand-

Stay= 0.9135
Double= 0.9112

EV TC 9-

Stay= 0.9150
Double= 0.9405

Perfect index 10,A (soft) vs 5 = 8.5

EV TC 8 this hand-
Stay= 0.9013
Double= 0.8848

EV TC 9 this hand-
Stay= 0.9027
Double= 0.9179

[Phoebe]

Which software did you used ?

[ZenMaster_Flash]

As an aside ... Doubling on a BJ is strictly forbidden in some states, e.g. New Jersey !

[seriousplayer]

As an aside ... Doubling on a BJ is strictly forbidden in some states, e.g. New Jersey !

Just to clarify it is not a Blackjack since it doesn't pay 3 to 2 it is a soft 21.

[Gramazeka]

Which software did you used ?

One russian program.

[MJGolf]

As an aside ... Doubling on a BJ is strictly forbidden in some states, e.g. New Jersey !

Just to clarify it is not a Blackjack since it doesn't pay 3 to 2 it is a soft 21.

Aside from the EV, that as Gram showed is QUITE minute, why in the world would you want to bring THAT MUCH ATTENTION to your table if you were to do this. I have seen it maybe...........twice..........tried in my entire blackjack life. Once by a drunk; once by an idiot who doubled and split damn near anything no matter what the dealer's card. And there was so much attention..........by the pit...........by the dealer..........by others at the table as to WHY IN THE WORLD would you do this?

Even given what ZenFlash states about some state's jurisdiction, this play will NEVER go without attention. The dealer will call it out; question you; the pit will question you AND anyone else at the table will question you. It's not worth it. Period.