Hi, everyone. I'm new around here, but I think I've done my due
diligence before asking this question.
I've searched high and low for a 9/5 SDB strategy. Can anyone point
me in the right direction? Do any of the major VP programs support
this game?
Thanks!
BJ21D
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<bj.twentyone.buffett@s...> wrote:
> Hi, everyone. I'm new around here, but I think I've done my due
diligence before asking this question.
I've searched high and low for a 9/5 SDB strategy. Can anyone
point
me in the right direction? Do any of the major VP programs support
this game?Thanks!
BJ21D
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Super Double Bonus (1-1-3-4-5-9-50-80-120-160-80-800).
Ret = 99.6946% ( > 77% without Qd or higher hands), Var = 37.95.
1. RF5; Qd; SF5; RF4
2. Trip(Aces) > FH > Trip(Others)
3. F5 > SF4 > S5 > SF4i
4. Pr(Aces) > Two Pr > Pr (J, Q, K's)
5. RF3
6. F4
7. S4, any Hi
8. Pr(2 to T's) ( < suited JT9 with no Sp)
9. SF3+1 (= suited JT9, suited QJ9)
10. S4, 0Hi
11. SF3+0(except di) > AKQJ > SF3+0di
12. suited QJ; suited KH; suited AH( < AHHT when Fp)
13. AHHT; KQJ9
14. SF3-1
15. KQJ
16. S4i, 2 Hi
17. QJ; KH( < suited JT with no Fp)
18. suited JT
19. AH ( < A when Tp unsuited with the Ace)
( < J when Fp+Lsp on the Ace, except Fp suited with the J)
20. J; A
21. suited QT( < Q when Fp+Sp)
22. Q; K
23. SF3-2 > S4i, 0Hi
24. Draw 5.
Notes:
1) S4i, 1Hi (4 card inside straight with one high card) is never
held: hold the singleton high card instead.
2) Other than the condition "except Fp suited with the J" on line
19, this strategy does not include second-order penalty card
conditions, it is therefore still sub-optimal.
3) This strategy was compiled using a number of commercial VP
products, credits go to Dancer and Zamzow, Dancer and Dailey,
TomSki, and Skip Hughes; any errors are of course my own.
L. Wluiki
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