Can the following be used for calculating vp NO
http://www.bjmath.com/bjmath/refer/N0.htm
And if so using FPDW and zero cb what would be the numbers to be
plugged into the boxes?
DWK
Calculating NO
Yes, but it uses Stanford Wong's standard for blackjack, which is ev
and standard deviation for 100 hands. For FPDW, the ev of 100 hands is
.762, the standard deviation for 100 hands is sqrt(25.83x100)=50.8,
plug those values in and you get N0=444,444 .
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Can the following be used for calculating vp NO
http://www.bjmath.com/bjmath/refer/N0.htm
And if so using FPDW and zero cb what would be the numbers to be
plugged into the boxes?DWK