nightspirit
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Does anyone has more Information about it? There was a lot of good stuff online.
bjmath.com down?
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jack.jackson
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I'll really miss their analyzer:cry:
jack.jackson
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BC/PE/ICAnalyzer 3.5QFIT said:
The one where you would manually input the value for each card, so it would automatically generate the efficiency. Kinda like the analyzer on CVdata.
BC.994
PE.67
IC.87
QFIT
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Ahh, maybe I can piece one together. I'm hosting Eric Farmer's BS analyzer at http://www.qfit.com/FreeBlackjackPrograms2.htmjack said:
nightspirit
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Yeah, it was always such a good reference.QFIT said:
Me too! I'm glad I still have the multi-parameter spreadsheet.jack said:
Excellent! I just downloaded his old blackjack CA the other day when bjmath was still online. I'm getting a bit interested in programming to sad that the old forum there is gone too.QFIT said:
Hopefully not! Maybe the former owner still has all the files and will make them accessible again one day.sagefr0g said:does that mean all that information has disappeared into a cyberspace black hole and it's hopeless for future retrieval?
SystemsTrader
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WiseFrog maybe give the Way Back Machine a try?sagefr0g said:does that mean all that information has disappeared into a cyberspace black hole and it's hopeless for future retrieval?
https://archive.org/
I will miss BJmath its where I got my start in Blackjack when I used to use the site for Kelly information in creating bet sizing for my trading systems. I also found this site in their links page, that was before Ken's site even had this forum.
nightspirit
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Thanks for the update, please keep us posted!bjcount said:
I hope your effort will bear fruit.QFIT said:
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jack.jackson
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Ya, try and piece one together. I really miss the one at BJmath. I spent alot of time playing around with it. It also calculated OSR, and side and secondary counts on the spot. I would pay to have this program!QFIT said:
I was pretty bummed when I noticed this a few weeks or so ago. I was just hoping it would be renewed. Guess not.
I did download a bunch of the stuff that intersted me but also didn't download stuff that interested me.
Am I violating copyright because I downloaded some articles or just if I distribute them?
If I have EOR's, can I calc BC, PE and IE with a sheet?
Would
correlation = A / B, where
A = sum { Ci * Pi } and
B = sqrt ( sum of Ci2 * sum of Pi2 )
work for BE?
I did download a bunch of the stuff that intersted me but also didn't download stuff that interested me.
Am I violating copyright because I downloaded some articles or just if I distribute them?
If I have EOR's, can I calc BC, PE and IE with a sheet?
Would
correlation = A / B, where
A = sum { Ci * Pi } and
B = sqrt ( sum of Ci2 * sum of Pi2 )
work for BE?
nightspirit
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I think it's no problem to keep the downloaded stuff in your personal library if you are not distributing it.Kasi said:
I understand you, there was so much valuable stuff, I thought it will be there for a long long time...
For calculation BC, PE and IC I use the EoR from BJA3 (softcover), Appendix D. It's fairly simple to set up in Excel.
Your formula is correct, at least it works in my sheet!
callipygian
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Assuming you distribute these articles for free, you got them for free off of the Internet, and the authors originally posted it on bjmath for free, is there any actual liability (monetary or criminal) for posting them up without permission?QFIT said:
I'm a big fan of intellectual property rights, but to a certain degree, I feel like a lot of people meant to push their work into the public domain. What's the punishment for assuming that's true and being wrong?