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[Magician]

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[chronic]

I HAVE DIFFICULTY KEEPING MY LEVEL 2 COUNT WHEN DECK GOES NEGATIVE--ANY SUGGESTIONS

[Parker]

> I HAVE DIFFICULTY KEEPING MY LEVEL 2 COUNT
> WHEN DECK GOES NEGATIVE--ANY SUGGESTIONS

I have lots of suggestions:

There is no substitute for practice. If you need work on negative numbers, practice counting down decks starting with, say, -10 instead of 0. You should end up with the same number as you started, assuming that you are using a balanced count.

Consider investing in software such as Casino Verite, and use it to practice. It may be set for a negative deck bias, to provide practice in with negative counts.

Finally, if you continue to struggle, consider switching to a level one count. The gain from a level 2 count is small, especially in shoe games, and is quickly negated if you make frequent mistakes.




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