I'm new here and I thank you for an amazing software (CVBJ)

[blyoy]

Hello, I'm new here and I thank you for an amazing software (CVBJ). I've been playing BJ for a few years now and I have not hit any casino yet. I used to play on FB until I bought the software. I've been trying to come up with a strategy that would help me win. After hundreds of hours of failed attempts, I finally believe I have got something good. I've been playing for a couple of weeks now with my new strategy and I've played like 2500 hands already. I started with virtual $2000 and played on FB for a while. Then I took my total balance of $3700 and moved to CVBJ. This is how I've performed so far. Here are a few question I'd like to ask you if you don't mind answering. 1. Do you think my performance looks all right? 2. How many hands do you think I should play/practice to ensure it's working? Thanks a lot for your time.

[Bodarc]

Hi blyoy
1. Your system has made you $ 1,700 so far on paper. That is good.
2. You will need approximately 2,000 million more hands to be sure you have an advantage with it.

If you are a beginner, why are you trying to develop your own strategy rather than adopting one of the existing strategies that has already been proven? Would you care to tell us what books you have read or else how your strategy works?

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1. Do you think my performance looks all right? 2. How many hands do you think I should play/practice to ensure it's working? Thanks a lot for your time.

We don't have enough info to answer question 1. What is your system. You need to run at least hundreds of millions of hands to get to the long run. If your system relies on very odd circumstances it may take an order of magnitude more or so to hit the long run. I will go out on a limb and say with certainty that a betting system that varies bets independent of shifting advantage as cards are removed isn't going to work unless a correlation exists that you don't understand. What this isn't a limb it is terra firma.