It depends where in the shoe you are, how much of an advantage (or disadvantage) you have.
For example, say 52 cards have been dealt. Your count, starting at -20, should now be -16 (each deck having a net count of +4.) If you are at -4 at this point, your remaining deck is 12 cards rich in high cards. This give you a TC = +2.4, a nice advantage. Late in the deck (more than 4 decks dealt), you are actually at a disadvantage at the key count, but that changes to an advantage relatively quickly as each card has more of an effect on the TC at that point. Overall, the sims show KO to be a very viable system.
On your other question, there are a few pros here than can answer from personal experience, but if you were my kid, I'd strongly discourage forgoing college for some get-rich-quick scheme that may or may not be successful.
Last edited by 21forme; April 24th, 2007 at 01:55 PM.
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