Strategy based on previous hands won or lost

[Phoebe]

I remember a strategy based on previous hands, won or lost but I am unable to find references.

And yes, I know it's a poor strategy. Not my question.

[Phoebe]

It don't matter.
I found
http://www.blackjackforumonline.com/...unt_system.htm

[Freightman]

I remember a strategy based on previous hands, won or lost but I am unable to find references.

And yes, I know it's a poor strategy. Not my question.

Believe this to be accurate, but don't guarantee it to be so.

Years ago, Don wrote something about a ramp system designed to keep you welcome. Unquestionably, the gambit was designed for black chip players, since the gambit simply has to low a dollar win rate for anything smaller.

Pretty simple really. Min is 1 chip to plus 2. Raise 1 chip for each true count increase until plus 5. Then 2x6 chips. Don't lower or increase deoending in win lose. Will average 1-1.5 chips per hour.

Not sure Don had access to modern software when he developed hat. Of course, he can confirm the above as accurate or inaccurate.

[DSchles]

Believe this to be accurate, but don't guarantee it to be so.

Years ago, Don wrote something about a ramp system designed to keep you welcome. Unquestionably, the gambit was designed for black chip players, since the gambit simply has to low a dollar win rate for anything smaller.

Pretty simple really. Min is 1 chip to plus 2. Raise 1 chip for each true count increase until plus 5. Then 2x6 chips. Don't lower or increase deoending in win lose. Will average 1-1.5 chips per hour.

Not sure Don had access to modern software when he developed hat. Of course, he can confirm the above as accurate or inaccurate.

Inaccurate. I don't remember anything like that.

Don

[DSchles]

I remember a strategy based on previous hands, won or lost but I am unable to find references.

And yes, I know it's a poor strategy. Not my question.

See Wong, Pro BJ, pages 239-251.

Don

[21forme]

Inaccurate. I don't remember anything like that.

I think that came from one of Ian Anderson's books. Been many years since I read them, so not certain.

[Phoebe]

See Wong, Pro BJ, pages 239-251.
Don

In my kindle edition it's about warp !?

[DSchles]

In my kindle edition it's about warp !?

Different edition. Just look for the part about shuffles and results based on previous hands in the Fine Points chapter.

Don

[Freightman]

I think that came from one of Ian Anderson's books. Been many years since I read them, so not certain.

I know I saw it somewhere - would be interesting to research, which I might do when I get home.

[Phoebe]

Different edition. Just look for the part about shuffles and results based on previous hands in the Fine Points chapter.

Don

Thank you.