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    There are a couple statements bjanalyst makes that require comment. First is the claim that CC is more accurate than sims. This is nonsense. CC is a back of the envelope estimate. It is useful. But, it is in no way as powerful as simulation. The second is that sims do not take into account how a human plays and sim perfect play. Also nonsense. CVData has several settings to simulate player and dealer errors, along with innumerable types of cover play.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Norm View Post
    There are a couple statements bjanalyst makes that require comment. First is the claim that CC is more accurate than sims. This is nonsense. CC is a back of the envelope estimate. It is useful. But, it is in no way as powerful as simulation. The second is that sims do not take into account how a human plays and sim perfect play. Also nonsense. CVData has several settings to simulate player and dealer errors, along with innumerable types of cover play.
    Bottom line: bjanalyst has been feeding us reams of verbal diarrhea that, I'm sure, most of us are sick of, all predicated on the most elementary of statistical measurements that became obsolete with blackjack studies ages ago. In SCORE, we have the gold standard for system comparisons. In CVData, we have the ultimate in simulation capacity.

    The sad part of my jumping back into this thread is that it is going to prompt a 10-page response from bjanalyst that, of course, I won't read or respond to.

    Don

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    Quote Originally Posted by DSchles View Post

    The sad part of my jumping back into this thread is that it is going to prompt a 10-page response from bjanalyst that, of course, I won't read or respond to.

    Don
    Who says you have to read a post before responding to it. I’ve responded to many posts with only the most cursory of reviews.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DSchles View Post
    Bottom line: bjanalyst has been feeding us reams of verbal diarrhea that, I'm sure, most of us are sick of, all predicated on the most elementary of statistical measurements that became obsolete with blackjack studies ages ago. In SCORE, we have the gold standard for system comparisons. In CVData, we have the ultimate in simulation capacity.

    The sad part of my jumping back into this thread is that it is going to prompt a 10-page response from bjanalyst that, of course, I won't read or respond to.

    Don
    I’m getting the impression that this count won’t be in your next book.

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    I have a new count. You keep a side count of 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 ,9 and Aces.

    I haven’t done any sims. But this count will make you an extra 1 dollar an hour.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Freightman View Post
    Who says you have to read a post before responding to it. I’ve responded to many posts with only the most cursory of reviews.
    Obviously

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    Quote Originally Posted by 21forme View Post
    Obviously
    Responded to with exactitude.

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    Quote Originally Posted by beating vegas View Post
    I have a new count. You keep a side count of 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 ,9 and Aces.

    I haven’t done any sims. But this count will make you an extra 1 dollar an hour.
    Not surprised. Consider the FBM ASC, either Basic or Advanced

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    Quote Originally Posted by Freightman View Post
    Not surprised. Consider the FBM ASC, either Basic or Advanced
    No thanks! My way is much better than any count strategy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Freightman View Post
    Not surprised. Consider the FBM ASC, either Basic or Advanced
    I think you need to add an intermediate strategy. With three different options, you have enough exciting new info to charge $3000 for a FBM bootcamp.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ShipTheCookies View Post
    No thanks! My way is much better than any count strategy
    +1

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    Quote Originally Posted by Freightman View Post
    Not surprised. Consider the FBM ASC, either Basic or Advanced
    That was a joke. I’m more then happy to stick with what I do.

    Counting is one step above Basic strategy.

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    I’m going to put a great tip out.
    Concentrate on deck estimation. Learn how to judge 1/4 decks. In the future you will thank me.

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