Desert Dog said:Fred, you just wrote
" Their order of frequency is:
16 vs. 10 -- once every 28 hands..."
Why does it feel like I get 16 vs 10 once out of every three hands?
....It is NOT advanced BS because there is "no such animal". It is advanced play. If Renzey said it cuts the HA in half, and I doubt that he did (you need to check that) than he will have to respond. The change is +0.03% as I just posted.Then why in one of his articles did it say that if you take advantage of advanced BS it'd cut down half of the HA? .03 seems to little.
...Three, but you should have more.Also, do you know the MINIMUM amount of players needed to execute these hands, given that 6/7 require 5-6 more favorable cards?
Renzey said:Just a few more notes: Eliminate half the house edge with Mag 7?? I honestly don't know where that came from. In a six deck game it's worth about 0.03% as Grifter said; with about half of that being owed to 16 vs. 10 alone.
How many players are needed? It depends upon how many cards their hands contain. If you're playing heads up and have 9/5/2 against a 10, you should stand (if you don't count). Also, playing only two handed if the dealer shows an Ace and player #1 has 5/3/2/5/4 while you have 6/5, double it.
Your chances of winning by standing with 9/5/2 against a 10 rather than hitting improve by a few tenths of one percent.
Now Bug, go out and buy my book -- it seems to address every next question you come up with. Even at $10 to $20 per hand it'll earn or save you 25 to 100 times it's cost after a year or so.
BuGhOu§eMASTER said:Desert Dog, as porky pig would say... "PP PPPPP PPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPPPPPPISSSSSSSSSSSSS OFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If what I'm saying pisses you off that much, than dont respond to me. I have a right to post whatever the hell I want, whether it be questions, comments, etc. and if you dont like it go suck a big one. Same goes for the rest of you.
Otherwise, STFU!!! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:
5. Since you started using this site, we have lost some of my favorite posters.
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