Note: if RNG shuffling machine productions will make more probable long S patterns than average, we might think to bet toward S than A after a S happened, at least at the very first step of the 2-level betting.
Nothing wrong with that, but by doing so we're somewhat denying what really get us an advantage over the house, that is that A patterns are "more due" at many shoe's spots.
After all and most of the times A patterns will rely upon the asymmetrical distribution of the cards (and so of the outcomes) thus privileging the many "predominant" situations each shoe will present.
This will transfer the problem not about the real asymmetry or symmetry of the pattern (needing two consecutive hands to be ascertained), just about the winning probability of the first attempt vs anything else.
A topic we'll see in a couple of days.
as.
Nothing wrong with that, but by doing so we're somewhat denying what really get us an advantage over the house, that is that A patterns are "more due" at many shoe's spots.
After all and most of the times A patterns will rely upon the asymmetrical distribution of the cards (and so of the outcomes) thus privileging the many "predominant" situations each shoe will present.
This will transfer the problem not about the real asymmetry or symmetry of the pattern (needing two consecutive hands to be ascertained), just about the winning probability of the first attempt vs anything else.
A topic we'll see in a couple of days.
as.