Any Indices asking ways to figure ones out

[Lasoflye]

Hi guys.

Is there software I could buy, or equation
I can learn.

Surrendering 10-7 or 8-9 vs 10 on which True count would be best move if there are any .

How would i figure out

Say 25 A left 8 deck shoe
4 decks left. ( 85% pen )

12% next card dealt is an A.

What math equations etc would i need to learn
To figure out if raising a bet based on that would be correct play ( bet size, num of hands) ?

Ty for your guys/gals time.

[Meistro123]

Say 25 A left 8 deck shoe
4 decks left. ( 85% pen )

12% next card dealt is an A.

With 4 decks left there are 208 cards. 25 of them are aces, which means 183 are not. 183:25. If you divide 25 by 208 you get .12, the probability the next card is an ace.

[lij45o6]

Hi guys.

Is there software I could buy, or equation
I can learn.

Surrendering 10-7 or 8-9 vs 10 on which True count would be best move if there are any .

How would i figure out

Say 25 A left 8 deck shoe
4 decks left. ( 85% pen )

12% next card dealt is an A.

What math equations etc would i need to learn
To figure out if raising a bet based on that would be correct play ( bet size, num of hands) ?

Ty for your guys/gals time.

You have several options:

1.) Use a Monte Carlo simulator to generate Total Dependent index values for all hands for any give counting system. CV suite is what is recommended...unless you want to program your own simulator. A daunting task.

CV suite: qfit.com

2.) Compute the Effect of Removals for each Total Dependent hand and using an algebraic approximation method; a linear equation is what you are looking for.

Algebraic Formulae : http://www.blackjackforumonline.com/...algapprox.html
To get EOR: use either BJA : https://www.lasvegasadvisor.com/shop...-the-pros-way/ or use MGP's BJCA : https://github.com/mustgoplay/MGPs-BJ-CA

Find the EOR's, choose a counting system, and apply the formulae to compute the approximate index.

Another method for computing EOR's is using the BJ CA program above to compute something similar to your question.

Hope this helps!