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  USE AN ACE SIDE COUNT
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  With this options set to 'Y'es the computer will
  keep a side count of all aces seen by the count
  system in question. This count is added into the
  running count only when determining the bet size,
  and when faced with a HAND that totals 8,9, or 10.
  Otherwise it is not used.

  When the option is set to 'Y'es, the computer will
  not add the "point value" to the running count,
  only the adjustment.

  The "point value" setting for the 'A'ce is still
  very important. This determines the amount to add
  or subtract to the running count during the Ace
  Adjustment.  For Example: Setting the 'A'ce "point
  value" to 3 in a single deck game, with a running
  count of +2, and a current Ace Side Count of 3 with
  3/4 deck remaining to be dealt, your new running
  count is computed as follows:

                 1/4 of a deck has been played,
                 therefore 1 ace should have been                   
                 played on average. Since 3 ace         
                 have actually been played we are
                 2 aces POOR. -2 multiplied by the
                 "point value" of 3 is -6. Add -6
                 to our running count of +2 for a
                 new running count of -4. Then
                 compute the true count if
                 applicable.


  When this option is set to 'N'o, the computer
  will ALWAYS add the "point value" to the running
  count (Assuming it is not set to 0).


  TECHNICAL NOTES:
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  ■ If set to 'Y'es, the absolute value of the
    "point value" setting is taken when determining
    ace RICHNESS or POORNESS, therfore -2 and +2
    are considered identical.

  ■ In non-betting situations, the reason that
    the ace adjustment is only computed into
    hands of 8,9 and 10, is because this is
    when the ace has its biggest playing effect.
    (This applies to only DOUBLE DOWN situations,
     since the player will alway HIT these hands
     if he does not DOUBLE DOWN or SPLIT).
