N0 link
nightoftheiguana2000 wrote:
So, if I'm extracting from this article correctly, N0 (that's the
number 0) for vp is:
the number of hands of a positive expectation game (cb can be
included) that must be played so that the total expected profit is
equal to one standard deviation.
In other words, at N0, your EV +/- 1 s.d. will lie entirely in a
positive range.
At 4NO, you're covered to 2 s.d.; at 9NO, you're covered to 3 s.d.
- H.
you are correct
the tool on the page is based on 100 hands since that's about an hour
of bj play
for fpdw+.25%cb at 100 hands:
expected value=.010119624x100=1.0119624 bet
standard deviation=sqrt(variance x100)=sqrt(2583.461818)=50.82776621
bets
N0 applies to any gamble (even stocks) for which you know or can
estimate er and variance
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Harry Porter" <harry.porter@v...>
wrote:
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nightoftheiguana2000 wrote:
> http://www.bjmath.com/bjmath/refer/N0.htmSo, if I'm extracting from this article correctly, N0 (that's the
number 0) for vp is:the number of hands of a positive expectation game (cb can be
included) that must be played so that the total expected profit is
equal to one standard deviation.In other words, at N0, your EV +/- 1 s.d. will lie entirely in a
positive range.At 4NO, you're covered to 2 s.d.; at 9NO, you're covered to 3 s.d.
- H.