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    UNDERTHARADAR
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    UNDERTHARADAR: Speed Count System

    Has anyone taken this Speed Count 2 day seminar?I've received some info on there Speed Count but still haven't decided.If this isn't good what count systems do you recommend.

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    Dr. Jekyll
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    Dr. Jekyll: Re: Speed Count System

    Why would you want something with 70 % of the power of Hi-Lo without indices. All for how much?

    Learn Red-Seven if you want an easy system that get the money.

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    Norm Wattenberger
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    Norm Wattenberger: Re: Speed Count System


    > If
    > this isn't good what count systems do you
    > recommend.

    Any other system More seriously, take a look at the link below:



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    Parker
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    Parker: Why?

    > Has anyone taken this Speed Count 2 day
    > seminar?I've received some info on there
    > Speed Count but still haven't decided.If
    > this isn't good what count systems do you
    > recommend.

    I'm having a really hard time understanding why anyone in his right mind would spend $895 plus expenses, not to mention wasting two days of his life, to learn a system that, according to its creator, provides "70% to 95% of the power of High-Low (without play indices)."

    This would make it similar in performance (although I haven't run any sims to verify this) to KO Rookie, which can be learned in its entirety from the KO website without spending a dime.

    Any of the popular level one counts (Hi-lo, KO, Silver Fox or Red 7) with just the I-18 indices should out-perform the Speed Count by a significant margin.

    Along with saving you almost $900. :-)

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    Random Poster
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    Random Poster: sigh...

    All caps, like John Hustler... 3 plugs and counting?

    > I'm having a really hard time understanding
    > why anyone in his right mind would spend
    > $895 plus expenses, not to mention wasting
    > two days of his life, to learn a system
    > that, according to its creator, provides
    > "70% to 95% of the power of High-Low
    > (without play indices)."

    > This would make it similar in performance
    > (although I haven't run any sims to verify
    > this) to KO Rookie, which can be learned in
    > its entirety from the KO website without
    > spending a dime.

    > Any of the popular level one counts (Hi-lo,
    > KO, Silver Fox or Red 7) with just the I-18
    > indices should out-perform the Speed Count
    > by a significant margin.

    > Along with saving you almost $900. :-)

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    Sun Runner
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    Sun Runner: MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY *NM*


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    NMSE
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    NMSE: Re: Why?

    > I'm having a really hard time understanding
    > why anyone in his right mind would spend
    > $895 plus expenses, not to mention wasting
    > two days of his life, to learn a system
    > that, according to its creator, provides
    > "70% to 95% of the power of High-Low
    > (without play indices)."

    > This would make it similar in performance
    > (although I haven't run any sims to verify
    > this) to KO Rookie, which can be learned in
    > its entirety from the KO website without
    > spending a dime.

    > Any of the popular level one counts (Hi-lo,
    > KO, Silver Fox or Red 7) with just the I-18
    > indices should out-perform the Speed Count
    > by a significant margin.

    > Along with saving you almost $900. :-)

    > What is the website for the KO?

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    Parker
    Guest

    Parker: KO website


    Link below



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