TC 2 or higher question

Brendan,

"EITS" is an acronym for "Eye In The Sky", which itself stands for the casino's surveillance department. Surveillance often has the task of evaluating a player's BJ skill, often with the aid of a computer program. This evaluation can be done either in real time, or by taping the play and doing the evaluation later.

Now if you can play very quickly, you'll often be playing so fast that the surveillance operator cannot enter the data fast enough to keep up with you... that's what I meant by stating "and it [playing quickly] also makes the EITS's real-time evaluation of your skill more difficult".

Dog Hand

Well, I don't really believe that it's a problem for the evaluation in the sky if you play fast since they can always replay the tape in slow motion. But you have a good chance that the pit boss might think:"He cannot possibly be counting at that speed"!.
Most people still think that it takes a genious to be a card counter.

Dog Hand,

I know we've had some good discussions regarding this topic and all of this information I will remember. Here is what I would like to know from you.

Given a choice to play DD loaded table or heads up or 2 players on a 8 decks with all things being equal ie: penetration, splits, DD and such, what game would you rather play?

My inclination would be you would probably go with the 8 deck game because of the speed as well as the number of rounds you can get.

I'm curious if you or anyone else would prefer to play.

Thanks,
Brendan

Given a choice to play DD loaded table or heads up or 2 players on a 8 decks with all things being equal ie: penetration, splits, DD and such, what game would you rather play?

Generally the SCORE will higher for the 2 deck game, but you will be playing more than two times faster in the 8 deck game. So, in terms of win-rate/hour, you need a 2 deck game with a SCORE more than twice that of the 8 deck game.

Use http://www.qfit.com/cvcxonlineviewer.htm to determine the SCORE for various games.