is CBJV a quick way to learn any count?

[sickcalla]

I have been counting manually for the last 1 and half. I am seriously contemplating about getting Cbjv. I heard a lot of positive reviews about the program. I would just like to know how much improvements have my fellow ccers notice using the cbjv vs just manually counting. And if I decide to get the program which version would everyone recommend. Basically I am just looking for a faster way to learn how to Count.

 

[paddywhack]

I have been counting manually for the last 1 and half. I am seriously contemplating about getting Cbjv. I heard a lot of positive reviews about the program. I would just like to know how much improvements have my fellow ccers notice using the cbjv vs just manually counting. And if I decide to get the program which version would everyone recommend. Basically I am just looking for a faster way to learn how to Count.

If you mean CVBJ, then it's a great program. I believe there's only one version of that software for sale.

 

[Jonny]

I purchased CVBJ recently and having used it for an hour or so each evening my counting is now noticeably faster. Also I'm currently learning a new count which is something I think would have been a lot harder without it. TBH, given the price, it will probably end up more than paying for itself even if your EV only increases slightly.

Jonny

 

[tezzadiver]

Agreed with all above replies. Software is great and easy to use.

 

[bjcardcounter]

There are several websites which are free where you can learn the various counting techniques. It keeps showing the cards and you get to see the count as per a method and compare it with your count in mind. CVBJ is essentially for your practice drills. Since you eventually need CVBJ - you can simply go for it.

 

[FnTourist]

Flashcard drills..

Flashcard drills in CVBJ are very helpful for learning a 2-level system. You can vary the speed to count down the deck. I did it for 20 minutes a day and within 3 weeks I was counting quickly and accurately.