CVBJ question?

**njrich** · 04-30-2013, 09:12 PM

Not with the sofware itself i think it's a great tool.
Does or did anyone ever have a problem going from training on a BJ table and then using the software on the computer?
My problem is i can deal myself shoes do all the drills with real cards even have someone deal to me i can keep the count read the discard tray do the conversion to tc and i'm getting faster and more accurate.
As soon as i start using the computer it's like it doesn't register in my brain as fast.
Don't tell me i'm getting old

RS · 05-01-2013, 12:03 AM

I got the same problem. Just practice, I guess?

**bebe** · 05-01-2013, 01:29 AM

Same with me,I did live practice for years then bought cvbj it was tricky to get myself to keep count while playing the game after a few weeks it started clicking now its not a problem just keep at it. Run it all on slow untill you register what you need then add speed once you start getting the hang of it. I still do live practice with the family. My daughter is 8 and knows basic strategy
pretty well not 100% but close she loves to play( thats good because some times I dont want to
practice and she says want to play blackjack How can i say no)

RS · 05-01-2013, 02:13 AM

Originally Posted by bebe

My daughter is 8 and knows basic strategy pretty well not 100% but close she loves to play( thats good because some times I dont want to practice and she says want to play blackjack How can i say no)

Wow, that's legit! I'm assuming you're going to teach her how to count and she'll be your prodigy?

**bebe** · 05-01-2013, 02:38 AM

She is so smart started riding and competing in horse shows at 4, has a yellow belt in Tae won do, girl scout, internet wiz,
drives her own dune buggy,and so much more so I would hope she would take up counting my 25 year old says its a boring game and has no intrest though he does know BS 100% and has some counting skill he is just not into it.

Funny story Njrich highjacking your thread for a second. We had blackjack night a couple weeks ago at the house neighbors and friends my daughter asked could she play I could see every ones face was like oh no she will slow game. About third hand in new shoe she gets 7-4 v 7 she say looks like a double put her chips up and won that hand.My friends jaw hit the ground.She came in fourth out of 6 people. So prodigy I sure hope so

**PhillyNewbie** · 05-01-2013, 05:54 AM

Originally Posted by bebe

She is so smart started riding and competing in horse shows at 4, has a yellow belt in Tae won do, girl scout, internet wiz,
drives her own dune buggy,and so much more so I would hope she would take up counting my 25 year old says its a boring game and has no intrest though he does know BS 100% and has some counting skill he is just not into it.

Funny story Njrich highjacking your thread for a second. We had blackjack night a couple weeks ago at the house neighbors and friends my daughter asked could she play I could see every ones face was like oh no she will slow game. About third hand in new shoe she gets 7-4 v 7 she say looks like a double put her chips up and won that hand.My friends jaw hit the ground.She came in fourth out of 6 people. So prodigy I sure hope so

That's so awesome!! Smart thinking, teaching her the skills needed to keep up your future nursing home payments

I made a deal with my greedy 15-yr old: he takes the flash cards and drills me every night, and he gets 1% of my "future earnings". He never really wanted to learn when I tried to teach him, so this sharpens my skills and teaches him the skills while he does it. The only caveat is that I have to take him to Vegas when he turns 21. Of course, I dont expect to see him in a casino much in Vegas, not with him a newly-legal person and a surplus of strip clubs in LV.