Software that gives solution to Real Time Play

[fullearlysurrender]

A casino where a good friend plays allows him to be on the phone relaying the information of every single card that comes out and also allows me to make the decisions for him (I am liked in the casino and they know it’s me betting). Is there a software that takes every card input and gives the optimal solution to each decision point? The game is S17, early surrender against 10, double any two, split up to 4 times, dealer peeks, bj 3:2, bad penetration but still beatable. Extremely interested in a programmer who can develop such software.

[DSchles]

Have a look: http://www.bjstrat.net/cgi-bin/cdca.cgi

Might take a little tweaking for your purposes, but I think it can be adapted to do what you want.

Don

[iCountNTrack]

If they really allow devices at the table. I would skip counting all together and invest in a custom software that could track cards. I have seen solutions that use Computer Vision to accomplish that. This of course depends on how much they allow you to bet and how long after they realize they are bleeding chips!

[fullearlysurrender]

Thank you Don and Icount. What you sent me is exactly what I need. What does Depleted shoe split strat (Re: basic strat) mean?

[fullearlysurrender]

I doubt they would allow visual recordings. However if they do, Camera vision would be fantastic so I might ask if they allow that. In case they do what blackjack software would go along with that for the real time solutions?

[DSchles]

Thank you Don and Icount. What you sent me is exactly what I need. What does Depleted shoe split strat (Re: basic strat) mean?

Forget about it. Just select Compute Mode, best strategy.

Don

[iCountNTrack]

I doubt they would allow visual recordings. However if they do, Camera vision would be fantastic so I might ask if they allow that. In case they do what blackjack software would go along with that for the real time solutions?

I am not aware of any "commercial" solution. I am sure some solutions exist out there. I echo Don's recommendation. KC's bjstrat.net is a solid tool. You will have to get used to the using the web application over the mobile web browser.