Effect of penetration on risk-CVCX

[Freightman]

Now, there floating advantage that says that the advantage per TC does increase a bit with depth. This is not a large amount and I doubt very many people take this into account.

Suggest all pay heed to BJA3 page 89 last 2(3) tables as articulated by a Don. Of particular interest is expectation per hand.

[21forme]

Interesting that in the last table on the page, there's an advantage at TC 0.

[Freightman]

Interesting that in the last table on the page, there's an advantage at TC 0.

Depending on rule set, of course.

[21forme]

Depending on rule set, of course.

Bien sûr.

[DSchles]

The tables are based on a particular rule set. If you could articulate that for me, it would save me some time.

Bottom of page 79.

Don

[DSchles]

Interesting that in the last table on the page, there's an advantage at TC 0.

That was the impetus and the original debate and discussion that prompted the entire study. Read the introductory material.

Don

[Freightman]

Bottom of page 79.

Don

I wonder what the numbers would look l8me with today’s rule set.

[Freightman]

That was the impetus and the original debate and discussion that prompted the entire study. Read the introductory material.

Don

Im actually awed by the value Of Floating Advantage. I really don’t think many people actually understand it’s overall value. Granted, it’s value is diminished with shitty pen games.

Not sure if this is from you, but another gem missed by many is the impact of additional gain in advantage per true count because of I18 and more indices with TC =>3, for the capable counter.

[21forme]

it’s

Must be a surplus of apostrophes in Canada.

[Freightman]

Must be a surplus of apostrophes in Canada.

Auto correct bullshit. Clearly doesn’t belong.

[21forme]

That was the impetus and the original debate and discussion that prompted the entire study. Read the introductory material.

Reread the chapter last night. Of course, I'd read it before, but it's been a number of years. Interesting history, especially how the early guys had identified it without the benefit of billion round sims.

[Freightman]

Reread the chapter last night. Of course, I'd read it before, but it's been a number of years. Interesting history, especially how the early guys had identified it without the benefit of billion round sims.

Hmmm, sounds like the FBM ASC Advanced