QFIT said:
It looks like you are spreading 1-8. You must spread more with 6-8 decks.
I am no expert, nor mathematician, but I have read maybe too much lately.
Every book says if you go to a 1-12 or 1-16 spread it may bring in too much heat. So that means jumping your bets instead of parlaying - result - more heat. You would need 5 wins in a row to get a 16 unit by parlaying and how often do you win 6 in a row? It seems fruitless or too great a ROR.
If the RPC indices is good for 4 decks or more with no modification, is it really as efficient or effective as it could be on a 6d or 8d game? I would have to assume something in the numbers change.
I thought by changes the TC conversion it would allow the spread to be lower while providing more opportunities to bring out the higher bet without the heat, because the index numbers would be hit more often then not. Again it may effect the ROR, but so far in the short time that I have changed the TC conversion it has worked out better for me. (probably an sd thing).
Here is one example: A-2 dd v 3 has an index of 5. In a 6d how often do you get to a +5TC with a 1/2d conv? At 3d discard, you have to have a +30rc to even consider it. I have seen more -30rc then even +20's. So I looked at this way, if I try 1d conversion, +15rc comes by a bit more often, but not that often. Why not see how it works out. My bet is not at 12 or 16 units but a more respectable and less oven searing 1-6units, 2 hands when required or possible.
Without running a sim for proof of the actual effect, it is all speculative by all sides but makes for a good debate.
All this because I asked a simple question if someone had a copy of the RPC bluebooklet for sale and why the RPC indices were not in CV...
Boy you guys really know how put some one on the defensive. I'll take all you got... come on...put them dukes up!