CVCX vs CVData

[EasyRhino]

So, I'm looking at QFIT's site. It appears that CVData is the nuclear version of the sim software. I'm trying to determine if there would be any reason to get CVCX instead of CVData. The one item mentioned on the website is that CVCX will generate optimal bet ramps, and CVData won't.

Anything else I'm missing?

And in general, if I want to answer the question, "If I played this particular game, with this particular count, using these particular strategy deviations, what would my results be?" which product would best answer that? (And it doesn't have to be from QFIT (no offense Norm))

 

[Xenophon]

And in general, if I want to answer the question, "If I played this particular game, with this particular count, using these particular strategy deviations, what would my results be?" which product would best answer that? (And it doesn't have to be from QFIT (no offense Norm))

I have CVCX and it provides exactly the above answers and then some.


I don't have CVdata so not sure how they'd compare.


I've also heard great things about BJRM. I like the trip results as shown in Blackjack Attack 3rd ed..

 

[zengrifter]

I have CVCX and it provides exactly the above answers and then some.


I don't have CVdata so not sure how they'd compare.


I've also heard great things about BJRM. I like the trip results as shown in Blackjack Attack 3rd ed..

That raises a question, for Norm: Many players I know love their BJRM, for pre and post trip evaluation. What limitations, if any, does BJRM have for the purpose designed and what BJRM functions does CVCX not provide, if any. zg

 

[QFIT]

That raises a question, for Norm: Many players I know love their BJRM, for pre and post trip evaluation. What limitations, if any, does BJRM have for the purpose designed and what BJRM functions does CVCX not provide, if any. zg

BJRM is not a simulator. It has a small number of included sims. You need to also buy a simulator and feed sim data into BJRM to get numbers that match your strategy/rules/penetration. CVCX has a built-in simulator if none of the included sims isn't close enough to your situation.