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  1. 03-31-2018, 08:39 AM #1
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    Understanding SCORE Concept

    In Modern BJ it says "a SCORE of 20 means a long-term win rate twice as great as a SCORE of 10."

    Below, Game A has 1/2 the SCORE of Game B but different ROR's and win rates.

    Does Game B really have a long-term win rate twice as great as Game A? Or does the statement in Modern BJ only hold true when two games have the same ROR and win rate?

    A. 6 deck, DAS RSA/ 1 hand ... pen: 1.0 ... win rate/hour: $30.22 ... ROR: 3.0% ...SCORE: 52.64
    B. 6 deck, DAS RSA Ls/ 2 hand ... pen: 1.0 ... win rate/hour: $47.47 ... ROR: 1.2% ...SCORE: 105.28
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