Recent content by neemo6

Either KO or Red7 are what i like to call bang for your buck counts. Easy to learn and apply counts and are nearly as good as the Hi-lo.

Just like Sonny said you should aspire to advance in techniques, not advance counts.

Well Four Winds in New Buffalo, Mi should be opening up here in July. It will be 19+ casino. Its about 15-20 min drive north of Blue Chip in Michigan City, In. July gives you time to train and practice the team, maybe ill see you guys up there sometime.

Wow the story also says that someone else had jumped to his death from the parking lot!

Ya most of the gary/hammond casino's use 8 decks w/ about 2deck cutoff. Blue Chip is about a 30-40 min drive from Gary.

Im selling my copy of beyond counting on ebay. Auction starts today 9/11 and ends on Saturday 9/16. If possible i can end the auction early if i get a reasonable offer. Here is the link to the auction: (Dead link...

6d, 75-90% pen,s17, das,resplit 4x, no resplit aces, mostly basic rules.

I believe there was a report by Arnold Snyder that is devoted to the over/under side bet. Something to take a look at is also "The Big Book of Blackjack" also has a strategy for the over/under.

So youre saying funbags sometimes have a negative ev?:p

Windsor would be you best bet, to gamble anywhere else other that soaring eagle. Games aint that great though. I was just actually at soaring eagle the gf felt like gambling this weekend.

For just practice counting purposes, smart cards software in my opinion is superior to casino verite. It offers amazing counting drills and you can even customize you own counting drills. Not sure if Ken has added it to the store.

One thing that I still like about pbjaab is the way of learning BS is done. The way its broken down makes it real easy for a newb wanting to learn bs. You have to alter the info though for multi deck play.

Or dont speak any english.

That should be made a sticky!

Let me recomend an awesome book called "how to develop a perfect memory" by Dominic O' Brien, helped me a ton on remembering the count and other things.