Recent content by adt_33

Although you may already know this, the Grand Victoria Casino in Rising Sun had a decent 6D shoe, at least when I was there a year ago. Basic rules plus late surrender allowed.

a) Slander is oral. Libel is written. b) "Deformation"? c) And I'm pretty sure that legally you must prove that bilgplaya blantantly disregarded the truth in his post.

lvhcm to Automatic Monkey, ironically: "Oh that's right, you're an attention whore." I've noticed a much darker tone in these forums lately. I viewed all of your your posts and it didn't take long to see that you're part of the problem here. Are you CIPHER's intern?

For those of you who get around: Regarding heat, are Nevada's casinos generally riskier than the typical Midwestern riverboat casinos?

Sonny: You said: "Sometimes the count will drop during the first several hands then jump back up suddenly. I’ll usually watch through the first two decks. If the count isn’t positive by then I will look for another shoe." Could you elaborate on this a bit? I can understand leaving the...

I'd say in the very-best-case scenario, the friend was a counter, maintained the count extra-clearly while tripping, and got lucky in prediciting the hole card (if indeed his claim is true). I would never want to test this because once you drop the acid, your desire to make a financial...

I've read through this card-counting forum so much that my head is spinning. Buuut, I still have some questions, this time regarding wonging. From what I've read here, heat isn't all that it's cracked up to be. I'm not too worried about it, really, but I'd like to cover my bases. So you're...

I've been searching through the posts on the Counting Forums and yesterday I ran across an older post where Ken said that he often recommended that new counters should spend their first few casino trips just keeping the count, and then gradually inserting index-plays. (At least that's how I...

Let's say the players' second cards are being dealt. When you watch the table for pairs, do you map out the most logical pairs all across the table, then quickly combine the leftovers? Or do you strictly keep each player's two cards as a pair and add/subtract right then as you scan?

Do you mean drop hi-lo altogether? Or do you mean master hi-lo, then learn and master an unbalanced count? The count resources you posted on the Counting Forum Sticky tend to push in the hi-lo direction. And I've probably got a year before I go back to the casino, so I'm all ears!

I'm learning hi-lo to play 6D, and I'm wondering why I ever need to know the true count. Why is the RC-to-TC conversion necessary? Can't you just memorize the RC values that are important? For example, if you only want to play a game with a TC of 2, then instead can't you just watch the discard...