Hi everybody.
Lets say one could anticipate with a fair degree of certainty that the next 2/2.5 decks are going to have a negative RC of -15 / -20.
We would also know that that negative count is mostly explained by an excess of 10s, not so much an excess of Aces, so we dont expect many blackjacks to happen (at least not at a normal rate for a +15 / +20 count).
How big of an advantage (if any) could we get (assuming of course some index play that would anticipate that sort of count) if we started blasting max bets when we anticipate that is going to happen?

The way one would anticipate this is not shuffle tracking, but through observation, so of course theres a margin for error, but bets can be adjusted accordingly.

Now the opposite: you can anticipate the same big slug size but with a massive + count and also a huge excess in Ace density. You can also anticipate at what portion of that slug aces are going to come out using key cards (not 100% but fairly accurate). Does the excess in Aces justify playing this slug adjusting basic strategy to hit virtually everything with big bets? Or wonging out (or betting minimun) feels optimal?

To clarify, Im not asking for a full technical analisys or specific strategy, just wondering what you guys make of a situation like this.