Any practice mode that alters card selection for a dealt hand from a "random" deal would be invalid for any type of simulation run (where you look to parallel casino play outcomes).
The "mixed level" is simply another way of saying that the card frequency is unaltered from a random deal. The other two difficulty modes (beginner/advanced) filter dealt hands so that the EV difference between the best and 2nd best holds are above/below a desired threshold. These modes aren't random deals.
---In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, <bornloser1537@...> wrote :
My "wondering" revolves mainly around how simulation results may vary when choosing different "levels of difficulty" during individual long-term simulations in "auto-play" mode.
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