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    Quote Originally Posted by Cacarulo View Post
    With CAC2 + 52 indices, 50% pen, CCE, peek on ACE but not on TEN, I obtained a House Edge (HE) of 0.583%. Then, given that against a ten, everything
    is lost if the dealer gets BJ, I removed the doubling indices vs. T and splitting indices vs. T (88vT). With those changes, the HE was 0.668%.

    Hope this helps.

    Sincerely,
    Cac

    You mentioned that "With CAC2 + 52 indices, 50% pen, CCE, peek on ACE but not on TEN, I obtained a House Edge (HE) of 0.583%."

    Is your CAC2 indices(for hands against TEN) that used in above simulation still the original indices for full PEEK game ? Or you have re-generated new indices(NO peek on TEN) for hands against TEN and used in above sim ? Your CAC2 looks like a strong system.

    For example :-


    Full Peek, 11 vs T, the indice is -6
    Peek on Ace but no peek on Ten, 11 vs T, the indice is +5(re-generated).


    So you used index + 5 in above sim ?
    Last edited by James989; 04-29-2024 at 04:20 AM.

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