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  1. 09-16-2023, 09:31 PM #1
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    Loading in custom deviations into the black jack simulator

    I just got the new HI-LO complete guide to index play and I am struggling to figure out how to load some of those custom index so I can start training with them. I have tried several times and failed to figure out how to do it. Looking for some guidance or tips or is there is a section in the manual I am missing on how to do it step by step? Still new to the software as well.
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    Which software?
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    Black Jack Verite. Or would it better to attempt this in CVData?
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    In the CVBJ manual, start at page 68. There is a step-by-step example on page 69 and more details following that. You can skip some steps by creating a new strategy based on HiLo and then altering the changed indices.
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    Thanks, I will give it a try from there... If I have more questions, should I reply via this thread or by email?
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    Email is quicker as I always have it open.
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