Another quick question

[RIFT]

Hey guys,

I know I have posted here before for the same topic, but I just had one more quick question. I am fairly new to card counting (6 months), but most of that time was spent dealing to my self in my house. I practice doing this about 10 hours a week, so I think I should be ready for the tables. I have a $6k bankroll that although replenishable, I would have to do some saving. I have posted here before regarding bet spread question, but I reevaluated it. Unfortunatley, the only casino around me has $15 min. tables. I was thinking of a spread of:

TC -1<1 $15
TC 2 $30
TC 3 $60
TC 4 $90
TC 5 $90 x2

Wong in at TC +1, Wong out at TC-1.

Casino rules: 8 deck, 75% pen. DAS, double down any two cards, split up to four times, S17, LS.

I know this is not the 1-16 spread that is reccomended for shoe games, but I just don't have the bankroll right now to spread from $15-$240. Would anyone be able to run a sim for me and tell me if this spread with these rules and wonging in at +1 and out at -1 is enough to beat this game? Should I be wonging more aggressively? Also, what would my ROR be with this spread with a $6k bankroll? Thanks guys!

 

[Friendo]

You're spreading enough

The good: S17 and LS. The bad: 8 decks and only 75% penetration.

6-1 is definitely enough to beat that game with the Wonging schedule you mention. I don't have my copy of CVCX nearby, but I'll go ahead and make a guess at a SCORE of 20.

Don't even think of playing all with that spread. I'd also recommend going to two hands before $90, because you're adding beaucoup to your variance by playing two hands only at max.

Can you feed your bankroll at a rate of $1500 per 50 hours of play? You really need to increase your bankroll if the rate of replenishment is lower than that, unless you don't mind tapping out once or twice.

P.S.: Buy CVData and CVCX, as well as Casino Vérité. You're planning a serious attack on a casino - the positive e.v. of QFIT's products far exceeds their price.