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  1. 03-19-2024, 07:25 AM #1
    chuckybaby
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    indices for a multiparameter count

    Looking for help to find indices for a count I am resurrecting from many years ago..comprises:

    Ten vs 2-9 (tags are -2 for the tens and +1 for 2-9)

    98 vs 45 (tags are -1 for 9, 8, and +1 for 4,5

    Aces are counted separately as -2

    The ten count is used for decisions involving dealer cards of 2 through 6

    The 98/45 count is used for hit/stand decisions involving dealer cards of 7 or 8

    The 98/45 count is added to the ten count for all other strategy decision except insurance.

    For insurance just add the number of aces exited to the running ten count...insure when this number is greater than 4*number of decks.

    All input will be greatly appreciated..for your interest, the betting is exactly as hiopt2 and the insurance is 100% accurate.
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