Don't quote me on this but it smooths out your variance on those hands by 50% I think. Someone also mentioned spreading to two bets. If they're too aggressive, you might overbet your bankroll or you might get kicked out. If your spreads are too conservative, you won't make any money. Just don't bet more when you don't have an edge. The thing to remember is that your bet at a particular count does not need to be exact. You put in what kind of rules you're playing, what you want your spread limits to be (i.e 1-12), your betting unit and your bankroll and it will give you a bet at different counts. Like someone already mentioned, the CVCX software is a much better way of figuring out your bet spread. That can tell you what you should bet depending on the count and your bankroll so that you don't go bust.

They will kick you out.įor variance with respect to your bankroll, that's where Kelly Criterion comes in (google it). You may not have the bankroll to handle the ups and downs (variance) and 2. Putting your bankroll, variance and heat aside, the most profitable bet spread would be to bet nothing when you don't have an edge (below TC of +1 depending on the game) and the table max when you do have the edge. I can't remember where I read this but someone put it this way: What my exact bet spread should be was something I was trying to work out a few years ago too.

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