Optimal bet spread

Hi!
I repeat the conditions(6D,DAS,DA2,NRA,LS,ENHC,pen 65% and pen 75%) and give the additional info,ROR to be not higher than 15%,no wonging.We are talking about KO count,so no true count is involved(I refer to the remark of bigplayer).Additional info is that the bet spread could not be more than 1-30.Thanks in advance for all answers and special thanks to bigplayer for paying attention to my message and putting his effort to help me.

I don't have data for 4 of 6.

But for 4.5 of 6, and an incredible 1-30 spread, here are the main
optimal bet paramaters:

If you use IRC of -20, then by -5 you can start to bet more than 1 unit. By RC of 0 you can be at 10u, 20u by +3, and 30u at +8.

You can extrapolate from that to get what the bet probably is at any RC.

Hi!
To Mr.John Auston
A friend of mine had calculated(I have CV(V4),but not CV Data) for these conditions(75%pen and the other as before,6D,S17,DAS,DA2,LS,ENHC),but using 1-20 spread.Then first you have an advantage at RC= -3(start as usual at Rc= -20),at RC= 1 you put 10 units(8.8)and start maximum betting at RC=6(well at RC=5,optimal bets are =19.04 un.,so not big difference).What I wanted to ask you is which is the optimal bet spread,1-20 or 1-30.I suppose the optimal bet spread is as bigger as you can get away with(without being backed off),but I would like to hear your opinion.Thanks in advance.

OK, I know I'm new, but how do you all get all these stats? I'm so lost on this stuff. Anyone know of any good books to help me understand all this

(I have CV(V4),but not CV Data) for these conditions(75%pen and the other as before,6D,S17,DAS,DA2,LS,ENHC),but using 1-20 spread.Then first you have an advantage at RC= -3(start as usual at Rc= -20),at RC= 1 you put 10 units(8.8)and start maximum betting at RC=6(well at RC=5,optimal bets are =19.04 un.)

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Bet zero when you don't have an edge and then a percentage of your advantage when you do have an edge with no cap...

It is not the size of the spread that is optimal. There is no such thing. What is optimized is the way in which you get from your minimum to maximum bet. Doing this in the most optimal way will give you a much more favorable game. This means that your SCORE and DI are as high as they can be for the given spread size and Wong out strategy. It also means that you minimize your long run index.

OK, I know I'm new, but how do you all get all these stats? I'm so lost on this stuff. Anyone know of any good books to help me understand all this?

Noobie,

Some blackjack programs can be used to calculate optimum betting schedules... that is, they can tell you (as a hypothetical example) to bet 1 unit at 0 (and below), 2 units at +1, 4 units at +3, and 8 units at +5 (and above).

These optimum schedules depend on the rules of the game (decks, S17/H17, DAS/NoDAS, doubling restrictions, surrender, etc), your bankroll, table mins & maxes, penetration, number of spots you play, total number of spots in play, acceptable RoR (risk of ruin), and, of course, what count system and index numbers you use.

The program I use is CVCX, which is available from bj21's online catalog. CVCX is part of Norm Wattenberger's excellent Casino Verite package of blackjack programs.

Hope this helps!

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