The idea of KO is that there is no tc. conversion. Anyone just starting out and thinking of using TKO should just learn Hi-Lo.Severity8 said:If you're serious about any count you should buy the book/s.Knock Out Black Jack you can get used for about $5-$7 and to augment it get "TKO the color of Black Jack" $15-$25 or use the search feature at the top of the page covering this topic and pick a count that meets your needs then buy the book on that specific count and read it. Then if you have any questions there will be some very intelligent and kind men and women who would be happy to help flush out the specific system you've chosen. Try to read as much as you can, books past threads etc. and for most of the questions you have you'll find the answers are already there all you have to do is read them.
Probably true but when I did it there was no extra math involved just a chart you reference when I memorized my betting ramp. It was super easy and there was no extra math. But.... I was already neck deep in KO and looking to expand on it or move on. For a beginner I would say go with what your comfortable with and none of the level ones are that hard, but like all projects you'll start tweaking it and upgrading it and building and adding to it. In the long hall you'll end up way different then where you start. The main hurdle is to actually start!Solo player said:
See link below. I would buy this book if I were you. It's a great read and very helpful but the cover of the book or DVD will give you the tip of the iceberg as to when to raise your bet on a 6D shoe.Jimmy Prince said:
Maybe he's a genius!blackchipjim said:
