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    REKO advantage ramp for different table game edges

    In Norm's book on REKO, it states the betting ramp for REKO single deck is IRC -1, and increase your bet at +1. Are these rules for Las Vegas playing conditions only, or will they work under any house table game edges? Here where I live, Single Deck playing conditions are: h17, ndas, no surrender, double on 10 & 11 only, which is a house edge of -.45%. Will the above original REKO IRC and betting ramp work for my terrible playing conditions, or will I need to wait for +2 or even higher for an advantage before I raise my bet? I also have Double Deck here with these horrible conditions. h17, da2, ndas, no surrender, house edge of -.53%. My shoe conditions are 6D, h17, da2, ndas, no surrender, house edge of -.77%...I have read Norm's book on REKO many times and cannot find anything that addresses the above?....Thank you for any and all answers to my problem....ronster
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