Anyone here use Blackjack Counter and/or Blackjack Mentor by Deep Net Technologies for Palm?
Blackjack Mentor is pretty cool. It helped be memorize the Blackjack Basic Strategy tables in about a week. I still have a couple minor hangups, but in general I am abut 98% accurate now, at least with that one set of tables.
Now it's time for me to move on to Blackjack Counter, which is a beefed up version of the same program, and is designed to train a player how to count cards.
A few questions.
(1.) Has anyone used this software?
(2.) It comes with five counting systems pre-loaded: Red 7 Improved, Tamburin High-Low, Uston Ace-Five, Uston Advanced P/M, Uston Simple P/M. Deep Net also sells four other systems, including High-Low, which I have heard is fairly simple, and probably the best. SO, which one should I use? Should I spring extra for High Low?
Oh, that's only two.
By the way, my name is Jeff. I love Blackjack and really want to work hard to become a truly excellent player. I'm really happy to find this forum and look forward to chatting with all of you.
Blackjack Mentor is pretty cool. It helped be memorize the Blackjack Basic Strategy tables in about a week. I still have a couple minor hangups, but in general I am abut 98% accurate now, at least with that one set of tables.
Now it's time for me to move on to Blackjack Counter, which is a beefed up version of the same program, and is designed to train a player how to count cards.
A few questions.
(1.) Has anyone used this software?
(2.) It comes with five counting systems pre-loaded: Red 7 Improved, Tamburin High-Low, Uston Ace-Five, Uston Advanced P/M, Uston Simple P/M. Deep Net also sells four other systems, including High-Low, which I have heard is fairly simple, and probably the best. SO, which one should I use? Should I spring extra for High Low?
Oh, that's only two.
By the way, my name is Jeff. I love Blackjack and really want to work hard to become a truly excellent player. I'm really happy to find this forum and look forward to chatting with all of you.
. You could get the demo and if you like it then get the real deal. If youre just getting into counting I would suggest reading a few books that way you also know the indices of the count system you plan to implement and tons of other great info.