How can I estimate the impact of card removal by decks?

[Mike_25]

How to estimate card removal impact by decks:

• Fewer decks means bigger impact of each card removed:
› One out of two/four cards matters more than one out of six/eight.
› High card removal matters more with less decks.
› Low card removal matters more with less decks.
• Think in percentages, not absolutes:
› Percentage of cards removed is higher with less decks, so impact is greater.
› Sequential removal has compounded impact since each card is higher percentage of less decks.
• Consider high/low card impacts and compounded effects:
› Estimate how much odds change with one card removed, then with more in sequence.
› The more sensitive the odds are to cards, the more deck number impacts. The less sensitive, the less deck number matters.

Frame card removal in relative terms, think sequentially and about high/low cards, and realize sensitivity of odds to cards determines how much deck number impacts. Then apply to estimating dealer bust and other odds that depend on deck composition. The gist is: fewer decks means greater card removal impacts, so odds are more sensitive to decks. But assess the specifics of how much cards matter to the odds in question.

 

[swift]

I think Identify the card that will beremoved from the deck. Also Analyze the function of the card and the role it plays in the deck. Is it a crucial component or just a supplementary card like Assess the card's contribution to the deck's win rate and win conditions.

 

[Lazza]

Analyzing the likelihood that a card will remain in the game, simulating results with statistical models, and consulting research that explains the effects of particular removals of cards are all methods used to estimate the impact of card removal in Baccarat.