The "Infamous tap," how do you handle it?

[AndrewG]

Mr Kewlj that is a very good analogy that you just gave Mr Slingshot. I have a related question: how do you measure your edge or advantage in Blackjack? I understand the count is what determines your advantage but can you be specific?

For example, if all of the aces remain in the shoe after X number of hands, what is that worth?

I am a little fuzzy on exactly what you are asking. But I will put it this way. All counts that card counters use to identify house advantage for the next round are an approximation or estimate.

As for aces, the most important card because of the 150% blackjack payout, it is worth a lot, which is why many players side counters separately.

If I have misunderstood your question, try to clarify and will try to answer later when I get home if no one else has given a satisfactory answer by then.

Your answer will suffice. Thank you Mr Kewlj.