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    Okay, thanks so much for your patience. I did understand that SCORE wasn't referring to a single card. I meant it referred to an hour's worth of playing that single point in the deck over many many shoes. I understand that that is not correct now.

    But if SCORE is not a reference to the one particular point in the deck than is it an AVERAGE of the SCORES (the win rates and standard devations) from cards 1 - 260 over that hour?

    Thanks for helping me through this.
    Last edited by MercySakesAlive; 04-18-2018 at 09:27 PM.

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