Single-deck
Let us look at the same strategies in a single-deck game. Here we see much larger differences. But the ace side count adds little in this case because betting is less important in single-deck. Most of the gain in using Hi-Opt II can be realized without bothering with the side count.
Whether one goes through this extra effort is a personal choice. In the past, complex strategies were very popular. Most players these days choose less complex strategies.
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· Six decks, S17, DAS, LS, 4 players, Hi-Lo, truncate, Sweet 16 & Fab 4 indexes, half-deck resolution, penetrations from 26-130 cards cutoff by the card
· Six decks, S17, DAS, LS, 4 players, Hi-Lo, truncate, max indexes, half-deck resolution, penetrations from 26-130 cards cutoff by the card
· Six decks, S17, DAS, LS, 4 players, HiOpt II, truncate, max indexes, half-deck resolution, penetrations from 26-130 cards cutoff by the card
· Six decks, S17, DAS, LS, 4 players, HiOpt II Ace SC, truncate, max indexes, half-deck resolution, penetrations from 26-130 cards cutoff by the card
· Single-deck, H17, 3 players, Hi-Lo, truncate, Sweet 16 & Fab 4 indexes, quarter-deck resolution, penetrations from 13-26 cards cutoff by the card
· Single-deck, H17, 3 players, Hi-Lo, truncate, max indexes, quarter-deck resolution, penetrations from 13-26 cards cutoff by the card
· Single-deck, H17, 3 players, HiOpt II, truncate, max indexes, quarter-deck resolution, penetrations from 13-26 cards cutoff by the card
· Single-deck, H17, 3 players, HiOpt II Ace SC, truncate, quarter indexes, half-deck resolution, penetrations from 13-26 cards cutoff by the card
· Two billion rounds each, all sims use optimal betting, full Kelly
© 2009 Norman Wattenberger
