The two tables above concern only four-deck games with the respective rules and penetration level. This profit figure is calculated by dividing the earnings per hour ($15.86) by the unit size ($11.75) and multiplying the result by the unit one will use in actual play ($12). His/her expected profit will be $16.20 per 100 hands. If one is to place $12 bets, then his/her bankroll should be $10 210, in order to maintain a risk of ruin of 5%.
In the first table, the four-deck game with H17, DAS and 63% penetration level has a betting unit of $11.75 and 851 units required for a bet spread of 1-8 units. One will not be able to use at a casino the precise betting units in the tables, but what he/she could do is to approximate the respective unit to the closest whole-dollar amount and modify his/her bankroll in an according manner.
All the numbers in the following tables are based on the betting units required and the dollar-denominated bet sizes, so that a player could operate to a risk of ruin of 5% by using a bankroll of $10 000. In the current article we present the relative value of the semi-Wonging style of play, given a number of circumstances.
