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    Question re: 6-5 double deck

    Double deck. 6-5
    DAS, SAT, H17.
    With a cut of 50%
    I know, I know...HORRIBLE game!!
    But I have two questions:

    (1) At what true count does the player have a pos. EV for the next hand?
    (2) Re: all >= to this true count above, what jump in min bet would I have to employ in order to actually gain a pos. EV for the game overall?


    Please don't tell me the game sucks and that I shouldn't play it.
    And please don't tell me that the house would never allow for the jumps I would need to employ.
    I know.
    Just two simple math questions of which I am curious.

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    Okay
    Haven't bothered to sim, but this piece of shit game, an oozing pustule of foul smelling pus, probably breaks even around true 3- what's SAT, and does it have RSA.

    Dorian Gray, the alter ego of this sad excuse of blackjack, might suggest, assuming heads up and 25 min, a modest jump from 1x25 to 2x500.

    Though not researched, I trust the foregoing meets with your approval, and by the grace of god, some other attribute of this game, known only to you, beckons you to untold riches.

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    The game is countable.

    Play it heads-up and spread 30-1 using the "St. Jude Count."

    Spread aggressively.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ZenMaster_Flash View Post
    "St. Jude Count."
    St Jude: The patron Saint of lost causes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ZenMaster_Flash View Post

    The game is countable.

    Play it heads-up and spread 30-1 using the "St. Jude Count."

    Spread aggressively.

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    Yes, on first blush it does bring VAPC to mind, but..... its an unbalanced count, and Ace-reckoned (Aces assigned a non-zero tag value).

    Jabberwocky, do you simply change the tag value for the 3 Ten valued cards from -2 to -3 when playing Super Fun 21? For Spanish 21? Just curious as I used to employ the VAPC counting system for blackjack card counting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frank Galvin View Post
    Yes, on first blush it does bring VAPC to mind, but..... its an unbalanced count, and Ace-reckoned (Aces assigned a non-zero tag value).

    Jabberwocky, do you simply change the tag value for the 3 Ten valued cards from -2 to -3 when playing Super Fun 21? For Spanish 21? Just curious as I used to employ the VAPC counting system for blackjack card counting.

    The tags I use for SUPER FUN 21:

    A 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 T
    1 1 2 2 3 2 1 0 0 -3

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jabberwocky View Post
    The tags I use for SUPER FUN 21:

    A 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 T
    1 1 2 2 3 2 1 0 0 -3
    I see some dealers in a casino deals SD SF21 down to about 10 cards or less before shuffle and I plug your tag value into Efficiency Calculator it gives darn good PE, BC, IC. I will take closer look at this game

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    I love Jabberwocky's Level Three Count.
    As it is a Single Deck game, this count
    is easier than it looks.

    Playing Heads Up I would make some wild-ass
    bets with 2 or 3 units "off the top" and spreading
    as far as 20-1 if "heads-up", and 30-1 with one
    other player. With more players I 'd leave the table.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ZenMaster_Flash View Post

    Playing Heads Up I would make some wild-ass
    bets with 2 or 3 units "off the top" and spreading
    as far as 20-1 if "heads-up", and 30-1 with one
    other player. With more players I 'd leave the table.
    With SF21, the P.C may not give a 2nd look when someone jump his bet 20X or 30X. But I think the E.I.S can see the tattoo "I'm CC" on his forehead. LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by cc12b View Post
    " ... may not give a 2nd look when someone jump his bet 20X or 30X."
    In a game with such a high House Edge and a limited number of
    rounds one must be aggressive but it takes a very strong count
    to more than double a bet.

    I would set tripling my bet as the maximum aggression to apply.

    In a shoe game or a nicely cut DD game only morons, degenerates,
    drunks, and amateur card counters will more than double a bet or
    more than half it. That is a 100% clear and obvious direct route to
    a barring and worse.

    Greed kills.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ZenMaster_Flash View Post
    In a game with such a high House Edge and a limited number of
    rounds one must be aggressive but it takes a very strong count
    to more than double a bet.

    I would set tripling my bet as the maximum aggression to apply.

    In a shoe game or a nicely cut DD game only morons, degenerates,
    drunks, and amateur card counters will more than double a bet or
    more than half it. That is a 100% clear and obvious direct route to
    a barring and worse.

    Greed kills.
    You can't spread 1-20 or 1-30 on a pitch game without more than doubling or tripling your previous bet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jabberwocky View Post
    The tags I use for SUPER FUN 21:

    A 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 T
    1 1 2 2 3 2 1 0 0 -3
    Hi, Please share indices. Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by ZenMaster_Flash View Post

    The game is countable.

    Play it heads-up and spread 30-1 using the "St. Jude Count."

    Spread aggressively.

    Public Domain:
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/icjhlissso...Count.pdf?dl=0
    I use a modified SJC for SuperFun21.

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