Why not use more typical bankrolls, win rates, and s.d.s for blackjack? I don't trust these formulas for RORs that are 0.17%.
See BJA3, pp. 140-146.
Don
You are right.
Another with the values by default from CVCX, except a smaller bankroll.
After 1 million hand, in my calculator, Trip RoR tends to simple RoR
In CVCX it exceeds.
The formulas that I used are on my page.
http://blackjack.debourgogne.net/ror
My BJA3 is at home but I did not invent them.
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Last edited by Phoebe; 10-12-2019 at 07:38 PM.
Yes. But it is precisey the problem.
Logical is to use calculator with time constraint:
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But logical too is to trust your simulation and the simple ROR calculator as 10000 near the "long run".
If not, results are same with 1000000
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I have written a computer program which will dealt the card randomly, record the win/loss of each hand, update the bankroll after each round, if burst out, just stop, otherwise continue to play until reach 10k hands. Repeat for 1 million trips
Last edited by James989; 10-14-2019 at 01:37 AM.
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