Obvious sock
Interestingly enough, not withstanding the ridiculousness of this thread, the stat of right bet wrong bet is worthy of discussion.
The stat is obviously calculated by a specific dollar amount at a specific true count. By that measure, I guarantee one and all that my stat on this basis would be lousy. My specific gambit is based on jumping back and forth, and between different betting ramps in the same shoe. I very often raise my bet in a declining true count. Accordingly, my stat on this plane would be out to lunch.
Further, exchanging theoretical for the practical, most longevity players would fare poorly on this, especially losing stat points in the latter parts of a shoe. I’m curious as to the experience of others.
also on another note is "heat seaking" like saying going inbetween 2 20's on a table not the right play if the dealer says bust. follow the highpoints if entering midshoe or say bouncing to a different spot on the table and stealing say someone elses bj not theory/skill and just luck. for some reason i know when the shoe is hot and not when its rising and falling and i dont necessarily have a actual count. but knowing every card thats been played and how it faired is pretty close enough. then you have shills and casinos who mess with player opportunity which makes it even harder. but go on tell everyone to play by the book and lose. not me!
6-10-19.jpganother good shoe...
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