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Originally Posted by
bjanalyst
So he correctly predicted HL with AA78mTc and 5m6c but that was NEVER my recommend count - that was used because it was easier to simulate with changes to a canned HL sim program than create a KO sim program.
I don't know why you keep saying this. As I pointed out to you, I did not use a "canned" HiLo program. My software is a fully configurable simulation system capable of simulating a wide variety of different counts and systems. With a minor software enhancement and using my existing HiLo configuration as a base, I was easily able to simulate your system. With the infrastructure already done, it would be just as easy for me to simulate your KO system.
Originally Posted by
bjanalyst
And I explained the reason HL with AA78mTc and 5m6c underperformed Ho2 with ASC was because there was no adjustment made to improve HL betting.
And that was because there were no betting adjustments specified. Yet, at the time, you were still predicting that The HiLo+AA78mTc system would outperform HiOpt II + ASC, even before you added the 5m6c.
Originally Posted by
bjanalyst
On the other hand although I do not have proof, I have a SOLID BASIS to believe that that KO with AA89mTc and 5m7c should outperform HO2 with ASC. My basis is that KO with AA89mTc and 5m7c has a higher BC that HO2 with ASC and higher CC for the majority of playing strategy changes than the corresponding CC of HO2 with ASC. So I have addressed the shortfall of HL with AA78mTc and 5m6c betting efficiency and also showed many CC improvements.
This is the same premise that you used to support your HiLo+AA78mTc prediction. Don told you that the CC of the individual playing decisions would not be a predictor of the overall strength of the system, and he was right.
Originally Posted by
bjanalyst
Gronbog told me that for years people have been trying to get a system better than HO2 with ASC but to the best of his knowledge no one has succeeded
Please stop speaking for me. I may not have been clear, but what I was trying to tell you is that people have been tweaking other weaker systems with side counts trying to outperform HiOpt II + ASC for a long time with no success. I do happen to know of a few completely original systems which can outperform HiOpt II + ASC.
Having now seen the HiLo+AA78mTc+5m6c results, I don't believe that tweaking KO will be any more successful in beating HiOpt II + ASC than tweaking HiLo was. But I suppose there's only one way to find out ...
At the end of the day, HiOpt II + ASC is an extremely powerful system and only side counts a single card. You will not only need to beat it, but you need to do so with the same or smaller degree of difficulty before anyone will consider using your system(s).
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