Brick: True count charts.

[Brick]

Norm,hope you're still around. I noticed on the TC charts the ev per true count raises significantly at about 3. This I understand due to insurance,what I dont understand, is why the TC raises significantly between the counts of .5 to 1.5?

Thanks,again.

[Norm Wattenberger]

[Brick]

Posted below on may 22.

[Norm Wattenberger]

Well you are going from a neutral shoe to a positive shoe. Finding out exactly which plays make the difference requires two veryt long sims and the CVData SimTract feature.

[Brick]

> Well you are going from a neutral shoe to a
> positive shoe.

Actually,I thought we are going from a negative shoe to positive. I'm using this information from the previous ev calcualtions you posted below. So are you saying ev is linear from neutral counts to 1.5?

[Don Schlesinger]

> Well you are going from a neutral shoe to a
> positive shoe. Finding out exactly which
> plays make the difference requires two very
> long sims and the CVData SimTract feature.

After insurance, 16 v. 10 is surely the most important play.

Don

[Norm Wattenberger]

EV is not linear at all. In Blackjack, the cards themselves are integers. We can't draw a deuce.1. If you took a magnifying glass and looked at every possible exact penetration with 20 decimals of precision, you would find that most exact TC's would only exist at a partcular penetration with a particular subset looking vary unlike its neighbors. Really doen't make much sense to look that closely.

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