dr3putt said:Thanks. I am presently using a $300 bankroll. What I am trying to learn are the methods that will allow me to hang in there untill the cards turn my way, then be in a position to take my best shot.
dr3putt said:Thanks. I am presently using a $300 bankroll. What I am trying to learn are the methods that will allow me to hang in there untill the cards turn my way, then be in a position to take my best shot.
dr3putt said:I get your point and it is well taken. I am just thinking that if you wager the same amount every time...you are looking at 50/50 and will never leave ahead. Of course I understand the need to double when called for, etc. It just seems there should be a method of wagering that will maximize the good runs. However, what you say does make a great deal of sense. Is the KISS counting method one that you would reccomend for beginners......or is there another one suitable for those wanting to learn?
dr3putt said:Thanks, Stainless Steel Rat. As I mentioned earlier it looks like I am going to learn card counting. Which countying systems would you reccomend for a novice? Thanks...
dr3putt said:Thanks for the info. I am going to proceed with my efforts to learn the hi-lo system. Thanks for the tip on the error checking software...will order it today. One last question. I note most folks refer to a 6 deck shoe. Is the hi-lo method adaptable to 7 or 8 deck shoes? As I mentioned earlier, most of the casinos in Arizona use these shoes.
Again thank you for sharing your insight with me.
dr3putt said:Thanks. I am presently using a $300 bankroll. What I am trying to learn are the methods that will allow me to hang in there untill the cards turn my way, then be in a position to take my best shot.
dr3putt said:Although I am a beginner and only play basic stratgey plus a few tips from the BLUEBOOK II, I am certain that Money Management plays a vital role in having success at the table.
Any reccomendations for items that deal with Money Management for the $5 and 10 dollar player?
Thanks.....
AlexD30 said:the best money management that is out there is to bet more when you have edge. obviously for that you have to count. there is no other way around this mathematical fact. also you have to play some hands different of what basic strategy is when the condition of the deck have changed from neutral to +/-. playing only basic makes you a loser no matter what money management you use. you cannot manage your money and have a positive edge. money are managed by the condition of the deck. you bet more when you've got edge. if you don’t count you should not play. why not counting? - actually counting is fun and rewarding. learn how to count and bet more when casino lost the edge and you will play smart and profitable. just double the unit when you double the previous bank and you will be making lots of $$ with the same ROR all along.
dr3putt said:Last message was for NYB. Thanks
dr3putt said:It is my intent to learn the Hi-Lo system. Once I feel proficient and confident enough to venture to the casino, should I start out with SD, DD or the shoe games?
Thanks.....
ihate17 said:...., The mental and emotional parts are often tougher.
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