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hehe not in the states for sure... and i don't think they are blind about the other guy definitely, he really plays like a counter ($5-$10 and suddenly $100). For that reason i prefer not to be seen with him or other counter together... if they have me on the list, i am pretty sure that they...

Thank you all for the great feedback as always. J.

In my opinion, the optimal considering the scenario described on my first post, would be playing 2 spots each (forgot to mention that we were betting the table max $300).

I told him to get back to 2 spots (didn't do it)... anyways, I think we will need to have another conversation...

Believe me, I wasn't very happy at that moment and moreover at the end of the shoe... :flame:

(6D, S17, DAS, RSA, ES10) Yesterday I was playing with another counter (a friend) at the table (just the two of us) and we had a hot shoe with a very high count... we were playing 2 spots each and he decided to open one more spot... so in other words he began to play 3 spots and I stayed in...

Yes, I was doing exactly that... actually at 3... thanks!

lol maybe I didn't express myself properly... 2 of 3 times, because I have just learned that index a month ago... and for sure I know that 2 of 3 times is nothing... for that reason, I started this thread because some of you guys have those "million tries"... so based on your experience... do...

(6D, S17) According to CVData the index to double on this hand is 1... however, I have lost 2 of 3 times so far (two spots with big bets; TC was > 3; the dealer didn't bust because of my play :cry:) ...so I was considering to avoid this index and stick to BS which is a stand. Any comments...

Hi LG, just wanted to say that your post was excellent!

Nobody plays an ES10 game? :sad: At least does anybody have an idea on where to find these indices? (of course a reliable source) Thanks, J.

OK now I am more confused :confused: Using HI LO and the rules are: 6D, S17, DAS, ES10 (surrender against anything except an Ace and only with the 2 first cards) 16vA 3 s 15vA 5 s 16v10 0 s 15v10 4 s 14v10 3 s*, s??? 13v10 7 s* 12v10 11 s* 16v9 4 s 15v9 2 s*, s??? s: stand s*...

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