hey flash1296

interested in learning the best count for pitch games can you help?

I am not sure what would Flash or any of the members do to "help you learn a count", you need to memorize the tags and practice with a deck of cards until you can count one deck under 30 seconds.

For pitch games my personal favorite count is Hi-Opt II
4,5(+2)
2,3,6,7(+1)
A,8,9(0)
10(-2)

if you want to give it a little kick and if you are willing to make a small extra effort, you can side count the aces for betting purposes.
 
I am not sure what would Flash or any of the members do to "help you learn a count", you need to memorize the tags and practice with a deck of cards until you can count one deck under 30 seconds.

For pitch games my personal favorite count is Hi-Opt II
4,5(+2)
2,3,6,7(+1)
A,8,9(0)
10(-2)

if you want to give it a little kick and if you are willing to make a small extra effort, you can side count the aces for betting purposes.

I personally like this same count for double deck games.
 
Good Advice. No doubt about Hi-Opt II being the very best count for "pitch games"
 
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No question it's the best for that game for someone who knows the count very well but for a newbie, I wouldn't try doing Hi-Opt II right away.
 
Hi-Opt II played without Aces side-counted gives up a lot.
That holds true for Advanced Omega II as well.

I urge newbies intent on learning to play a powerful
count to study ZEN, great for all BJ games / conditions.
 
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