Differences in Double Double Bonus strategies
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Dang it, for such a persnickety NUMBERS guy - this is the 2nd ERROR in a
Dancer column in as many columns: Both errors are in the return % for 9/6
DDB.
9/6 DDB supposedly has a 98.98% return YET in this column, it reads 99.98%
THAT, is a big difference, isn't it???
When this error was noted by posters here in the previous errant column,
nothing was said about it.
ANYBODY else making an error this large would be SHREDDED.
Can Emperor Dancer do no wrong?
I hope that the DDB strategy book I pre-ordered from BD doesn't have as
many typos. It's Due in December - run it thru the ombudsman!
~~Mark P.
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Differences in Double Double Bonus strategies
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Mark" <mark_my_words_again@y...>
wrote:
9/6 DDB supposedly has a 98.98% return YET in this column, it reads
99.98%
THAT, is a big difference, isn't it???
This is not the only mistake in the article. How about this one:
d. 9/6 SF3 1hi 2i > KQJ, ST4i 2hi
9/5 KQJ, ST4i 2hi > SF3 1hi 2i
From Kd Qc Jh 8h 6h, hold J87 in 9/6 and KQJ in 9/5
From Kc Qd Td 9c 8d, hold QT8 in 9/6, and KQT9 in 9/5
If we could only hold what we imagine instead of what is dealt.