Betting Strategy:
I guess my point is that the charts you gave me at the time did have a legend which explained what things like 57, H2, H= and D= mean on the playing strategy chart. That would go a long way, even if you were to post that separately.
My confusion with the betting strategy charts are that it looks like you did point out in your description where the advantages lie, but you don't tie those advantages to any recommended increases in bet size. Edit: My apologies. It looks like you did after all.
Last edited by Gronbog; 09-21-2017 at 11:20 AM.
I have been told by ploppies so many times, regarding insurance, that I'm just wasting my money. By far, the most important index, and one, if used improperly, can crush you.
The only thing that I can think of that overrides index p,any, would be to have information not generally available, eg sudecounts, seeing something etc.
But still, there are many who think you're a flake. I don't. A legend will give a better picture of what you're talking about.
Moses's brain is wired differently than most. Perhaps he never saw a bs chart before he started this. He looks at ratios, transferring to percentages, which essentially translates to high cards vs low cards, with a whole shitliad of emphasis on middle cards, and their effects on success rates.
I see his play as being inconsistent from a surveillance point of view. What's wrong with that?
Moses
I think you've shown only 1 of what seems like an infinite number of scenarios. On betting correlation, its deceptive to show the numbers As they are in the columns provided. The point is - you know what it means, but no one else does. It's a residual number, which I think should be added to the other percentages provided, the sum total of all percentages, including those in the BC column, to another column, which will then show the BC you are trying to display, i.e., exceeding 98 or 99%.
That will be my first thought. The PE you are trying to display really didn't mean much to me. I would need to be walked through it.
We will start there.
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