Question about KO bj ans ENHC

[DSchles]

This question is not about European No Hold Card, but KO Preferred Index.

Can someone tell me correct move for 8,8 versus a dealer's Ace?

I was playing CV Drills and I selected "split' against the dealer's Ace and the App said the correct move was to "Surrender"

The count was 5. However, I thought you only surrender 8,8 against Dealer ten?

If the game is not ENHC, there's no index for surrendering 8,8 vs. Ace.

Don

[Mets]

If the game is not ENHC, there's no index for surrendering 8,8 vs. Ace.

Don

Thanks Don,

Also, can you confirm the
move for 8,8 versus dealer ten is to surrender
but only when at or above KO Key count?

[Letangs]

Anyone has indexes of KO Preferred system for ENHC tables ? KO BJ book doesn't seem to treat that case.

[DSchles]

Thanks Don,

Also, can you confirm the
move for 8,8 versus dealer ten is to surrender
but only when at or above KO Key count?

Sounds about right. I don't know K-O indices. Hi-Lo should be +1 if NDAS and +2 if DAS. Key Count is equivalent to Hi-Lo 0, as I recall, so should be close.

Don

[Letangs]

Would anyone with CVData (which I, for now, don’t own) be kind enough to generate me the indexes for the following game ?

6 Decks
S17
ENHC
Double After Split
2 splits max (for a total of 3 hands)
Split of Aces (only 1 card is given after the split
Double on any 2 cards

Thanks a lot if anyone can do it

[Three]

It makes it easier if you include your count system. Not everyone is paying that close of attention to your posts.

[Letangs]

It makes it easier if you include your count system. Not everyone is paying that close of attention to your posts.

KO
I thought it was obvious regarding the title of the thread.

[ferenc11]

KO
I thought it was obvious regarding the title of the thread.

Modern Blackjack I.

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[ferenc11]

Modern Blackjack I. has indices for ENHC games.

[Letangs]

Is it the free book available on Norm’s website or printed version ?

Isn’t it the index for REKO which are all the same ?

[Three]

Isn’t it the index for REKO which are all the same ?

REKO stands for Really Easy KO. It uses simplified indices, if memory serves.