I use it to case shoes sometimes.I'm a long time user of it (many years), and am wondering if anyone else is and would like to chat about the pro's/con's or whatever? I'm located in a semi-remote area of NV with little or no AP competition.
But do you use it for actual Play Raven?...If so, what do you use for the index #'s?I use it to case shoes sometimes.
No I don't. I use it only to case a shoe with good pen down to last 2 decks, as close to "zero" as possible to ensure a fairly even distribution of (almost) all cards. Then switch to my main count to wong in. I named this tactic "Poor Man's 2D" after my bank accountBut do you use it for actual Play Raven?...If so, what do you use for the index #'s?
So what C do you use to follow up after you wong-in?...I've been using Silver Fox for SD and DD out here in a remote part of NV, and so far so good...No I don't. I use it only to case a shoe with good pen down to last 2 decks, as close to "zero" as possible to ensure a fairly even distribution of (almost) all cards. Then switch to my main count to wong in. I named this tactic "Poor Man's 2D" after my bank account![]()
Red7 true counted and half point counting the 7's, with 23 deviations from basic strategy.So what C do you use to follow up after you wong-in?...I've been using Silver Fox for SD and DD out here in a remote part of NV, and so far so good...
Why???I use [silver fox] to case shoes sometimes
I have used Silver Fox and Hi-low for almost 15 years. I see little difference between the two counts and my insurance has been 75% accurate (maybe 70%). The negative swings have killed me the last 3 trips to LV and Wendover. Math was solid, but cards didn't fall to my advantage. I play mostly 2-deck games, (Wendover 1-deck) and have been testing the waters of 6-deck with good pen. Big notice was 6-deck and playing two hands when count is good and dropping one if it tanks.