call on anybody in this more-than-capable community to educate me on the following matter:
since 4's and 5's are generally considered key cards for the dealer WHY is it that they're no where recommended for a side count? in my humble view an advantage player would profit more (playing/betting) by including these 2 cards in a side count (after the A's) before say 6's,7's,or 8's.
Feel free to provide a lengthy explanation (with details please) so i can clear my mind because it's been bothering me for some time now.
A friend and I have been testing Hi-Opt II (A,4,5 side count) for a couple of sessions now and it's been great in terms of playing and betting. Maybe we're heading the wrong way but we feel that it's more important to know how many 4's and 5's remain in the decks than 6,7,or 8's.
thanks in advance,
BjFool
since 4's and 5's are generally considered key cards for the dealer WHY is it that they're no where recommended for a side count? in my humble view an advantage player would profit more (playing/betting) by including these 2 cards in a side count (after the A's) before say 6's,7's,or 8's.
Feel free to provide a lengthy explanation (with details please) so i can clear my mind because it's been bothering me for some time now.
A friend and I have been testing Hi-Opt II (A,4,5 side count) for a couple of sessions now and it's been great in terms of playing and betting. Maybe we're heading the wrong way but we feel that it's more important to know how many 4's and 5's remain in the decks than 6,7,or 8's.
thanks in advance,
BjFool