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  1. 07-27-2014, 05:20 AM #1
    Night_Rider
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    Curious about different versions of the High-Low System

    Hello to All:

    When I started my study of Blackjack, a few months ago, I decided to learn the High-Low System. Apparently there are some variations of the High-Low. For example, in the CV software, there is the High-Low, the Old Basic High-Low, and the Old Complete High-Low. I am wondering if there is much difference in the advantage offered between the variations?

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