No, I don’t - It’s easy enough to make a table outlining differentials in dollars between doubling and non doubling over any number of hands at various percentages of successful doubles. I would start with something conservative like 60% and 55% for hard and soft doubles respectively.
Could probably explain it in under a paragraph
Maybe a different way to look at it. If Player first card us a 10, with its corresponding 10% advantage, then what is player advantage for first 2 cards holding 82,73,64,55,92,83,74,65 opposite dealer up card of anything 2 thru 9.
With varying advantages depending on dealer upcard - has to be huge.
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