True count when using half deck resolution

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Hi all, I do fine with true count calculations when using full decks to divide but when using half decks it slows me down too much to actually use while playing. What is the method that y'all use to arrive at the true count on half decks quickly while playing?
An example would be maybe +19 with 4 decks left. I would quickly know if was +4 because I'm flooring and it doesn't reach +5. But on the other hand +19 with 3.5 decks left takes me quite a while to come up with the answer of +5. It's not that bad when not trying to do everything at table but much more difficult for me in real time. Im just curious how everyone else does it with the least mental strain. Thanks everyone!

[Freightman]

Two ways
19/3 decks=6 and 19/4 decks=4 (both truncated to 0 decimal points). Mid point 4 & 6 is 5

My preferred way is to interpolate
19/3.5=5(floored). I now know the actual true count is >5
True6 x 3.5=21. True is close to 6. If I do have a difference sized bet for 5&6, subject to factors - I’ll be in the middle.

Regardless, subject to factors I’ll be at or close to super max (depending on store I’m at)

[Freightman]

Two ways
19/3 decks=6 and 19/4 decks=4 (both truncated to 0 decimal points). Mid point 4 & 6 is 5

My preferred way is to interpolate
19/3.5=5(floored). I now know the actual true count is >5
True6 x 3.5=21. True is close to 6. If I do have a difference sized bet for 5&6, subject to factors - I’ll be in the middle.

Regardless, subject to factors I’ll be at or close to super max (depending on store I’m at)

I've flouted philosophies on beating sims. They’re 3 main. One of them is in here.

[DSchles]

I've flouted philosophies on beating sims.

Treated them with disdain, huh? Not your weekend language-wise.

Don

[Freightman]

Treated them with disdain, huh? Not your weekend language-wise.

Don

Nitpick

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  but….is it?
  
  flouted
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  • openly disregard (a rule, law or convention).
    
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