Junior Caminero 24 card

I am curious if anyone has played the Caminero card, what happens on a dice roll of 3-11 vs. lefties?

It appears like there was meant to be a split there, curious if it is coded in and not shown or not coded in.

This issue afflicts a few cards in ATG, and the way to determine the phantom split is to check the graph below the card, which remains accurate.

In this case, in Nationals Park there are 31.65 singles chances visible not including the split in question. The graph shows 31.9 chances, so there are 0.25 chances missing. But how any split on an 11 could produce 0.25 chances is beyond me. Anyone want to check my math?

This issue afflicts a few cards in ATG, and the way to determine the phantom split is to check the graph below the card, which remains accurate.

In this case, in Nationals Park there are 31.65 singles chances visible not including the split in question. The graph shows 31.9 chances, so there are 0.25 chances missing. But how any split on an 11 could produce 0.25 chances is beyond me. Anyone want to check my math?

I am getting no split. Several BPs show 2.0 chances missing without 3-11.
For Nationals Park I get 29.90 not 31.65

Column 1 =13.4 chances
Column 2 = 15.75 chances
BP chances - 5 x .15=.75
Total 29.9
Column 3 = 2 (same with different parks)
BP chances =5

This issue afflicts a few cards in ATG, and the way to determine the phantom split is to check the graph below the card, which remains accurate.

In this case, in Nationals Park there are 31.65 singles chances visible not including the split in question. The graph shows 31.9 chances, so there are 0.25 chances missing. But how any split on an 11 could produce 0.25 chances is beyond me. Anyone want to check my math?

I am getting no split. Several BPs show 2.0 chances missing without 3-11.
For Nationals Park I get 29.90 not 31.65

Column 1 =13.4 chances
Column 2 = 15.75 chances
BP chances - 5 x .15=.75
Total 29.9
Column 3 = 2 (same with different parks)
BP chances =5

Yup this is correct, thank you. I was looking at the homer factor in Nats Park on accident. I concur there's no split.

Thanks for the answer- appreciate the time.