Quote Originally Posted by Tarantula View Post
...I'm used to truncating my TCs, ...
But for flooring, I would assume that any TC >=-1 and <0 should floor to -1. ...
It's all been said, but I think what confused the OP at the beginning was over thinking the issue, when converting from truncation to flooring.
He said,
"any TC >=-1 AND <0 should floor to-1."

but one doesn't need to define a range, there is no ceiling. Just a floor. The index is a singular number that is the threshold between two actions in a binary decision. On either side of the index # is either Go or No go, Do or Don't do, Stand or Hit, Double or choose the other option; it's a binary 1 or a 0 (ok, maybe i shouldn't confuse you with more 1s and 0s.)

The index number is often included at the bottom of all the possible "Go" scenarios (counts).
So, for the 13 v 2 @ --1, it's not just <0 and >= --1 TC you Stand;
It's also < true 2 and >= --1 you stand,
and < 5 but >= --1 you stand.
However, whenever < true --1 you hit.

No ceilings, just a floor.


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