boneuphtoner
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I'm curious to see how many of you counters use different indices for S17 versus H17 games.
S17 and H17 indices
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Blue Efficacy
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It's not too difficult to use seperate ones because for the most part this only changes the Ace and 6.
blackjackstudent
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Are there much of a difference between the indices for S17 and H17?
When Don Schlesinger presented the Illustrious 18 and Fab 4, does he use the data for H17 or is it S17?
Is there a link or website which illustrates the differences in the index?
I mean all the H17 rules does is swing the advantage to the house but the house will bust more often than not but when the house gets a 3 or 4 added to A and 6, this can hurt the players.
When Don Schlesinger presented the Illustrious 18 and Fab 4, does he use the data for H17 or is it S17?
Is there a link or website which illustrates the differences in the index?
I mean all the H17 rules does is swing the advantage to the house but the house will bust more often than not but when the house gets a 3 or 4 added to A and 6, this can hurt the players.
FLASH1296
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Forewarned is Forearmed
The dealer bust % hardly changes; but what does change is that the dealer gets to hit his crippled Soft 17's,
increasing the House Advantage by nearly .2% -- and if you do not understand that that is VERY significant,
all I can say is "Forewarned is Forearmed" -- as that will double the house edge in a really good game.
Think about it.
The dealer bust % hardly changes; but what does change is that the dealer gets to hit his crippled Soft 17's,
increasing the House Advantage by nearly .2% -- and if you do not understand that that is VERY significant,
all I can say is "Forewarned is Forearmed" -- as that will double the house edge in a really good game.
Think about it.