lSims and/or using LSL technique with EoR are fine for determing indices and when to deviate but the results must make logical sent also.
So here:
Double A2 v 3 if HL + 1.5*(Am8c) >- 7*dr with CC = 90% where dr = decks remaining and CC = Correlation Coefficient.
Logic: If Am8c is a large positive number then there is a deficiency of Aces remaining in the shoe which is good for player doubling A2 v 3 since less chance player doubles with an Ace getting a doubled stiff and less change dealer has an Ace in the hole for an A3 which hand will probably not bust. Also the excess 8's means if the player hits his A2 with an 8 he doubles to a perfect 21. Unfortunately if dealer has an 8 in the hole he has a total of 11 which is not good but it is still better to have extra 8's which would give player who doubles his A2 and perfect doubled 21.
Double A5 v 3 if HL + 6*(AA78mTc) >= 12*dr with CC = 79% or just use double if AA78mTc >= 2*dr with CC = 78%
Logic: Double A5 v 3 if AA78mTc >= 2*dr. If AA78mTc is a large positive number then there is a deficiency of Aces, 7's and 8's left in the shoe . This means it is less likely dealer's hole cars is an Ace giving dealer and A3 and also less likely dealer's hole card is a 7 giving dealer a total of 10 and less likely dealer's hole card is an 8 giving dealer a total of 11. Also extra aces will make player A5 into a 17 which is the weak pat hand and extra 7's and 8's will make the A5 into a still So a deficiency of Aces, 7's and 8's helps the player doubling A5 v 3. And Aa78mTc large means extra Tens which means dealer will bust more often which is also good for the player doubling A5 v 3.
So LOGIC is important and the formulas found from SIMS or EoR analysis must make logical sense. This is a good check on the results.
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