CVBJ Question

[roliin]

Playing CVBJ on Hi lo setting. The index number for 12 vs 4 is 0. So at zero TC to negative you are supposed to hit, right? I just hit and it told me it was an incorrect play. Had the same thing happen with 12 vs 6 @ -3. Any help? Thx

[iCountNTrack]

Playing CVBJ on Hi lo setting. The index number for 12 vs 4 is 0. So at zero TC to negative you are supposed to hit, right? I just hit and it told me it was an incorrect play. Had the same thing happen with 12 vs 6 @ -3. Any help? Thx

make sure you have selected Hi-Lo as your playing strategy, and these full indexes are included

[Norm]

Hit less than, not less than or equal to.

[roliin]

Thx

[roliin]

Is it the opposite in positive counts? In other words, if I have a 9 VS 2 at a TC count of +1 do I double or not unless it's higher than +1? What about 16 VS 10? The index # is 0.

[Mr. White]

For doubling, double down at and above the index. Simply hit if below the index.

For hit/stand decisions, hit below the index, stand at and above the index.

So, index of zero is a piece of cake, if you're flooring true counts. Any positive RC is "stay". Any negative RC will be floored to a negative TC, and you'll hit.

If you're quite new and the logic is confusing to you, just remember for these situations, "hit below the index." A bit of practice and you won't have to think about which decision makes sense.

[Smartpart]

Reading indices from the double table, you will double at that index and above. For the situations you posted, you will double at +1 or higher and stand at 0 and higher.

[RS]

If you look at the bottom left of the charts/tables, it tells you specifically what to do, if the TC is less than, greater than or equal to, etc. That was likely your issue.

[roliin]

Thx all