Justin: Uston SS

[Justin]

I have been reading about the Uston SS unbalanced count system. However, I can't find the count in any books or published articles. Does anybody know where I can get the book or website that teaches the Uston SS (strong and simple) count. Also...I know the Verite blackjack program has the option to rate the casinos by their blackjack rules. My understanding is that this info comes from a publication from 1995. Is their anything more up to date on the different casino rules or a list of the best places to play blackjack.
Any help would be appreciated.

Very Respectfully,

Justin

[Bob]

Justin,

I can't help you with the Uston Count. However, I can point you in the best direction for blackjack conditions.

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Bob

> I have been reading about the Uston SS
> unbalanced count system. However, I can't
> find the count in any books or published
> articles. Does anybody know where I can get
> the book or website that teaches the Uston
> SS (strong and simple) count. Also...I know
> the Verite blackjack program has the option
> to rate the casinos by their blackjack
> rules. My understanding is that this info
> comes from a publication from 1995. Is their
> anything more up to date on the different
> casino rules or a list of the best places to
> play blackjack.
> Any help would be appreciated.

> Very Respectfully,

> Justin

[Don Schlesinger]

> I have been reading about the Uston SS
> unbalanced count system. However, I can't
> find the count in any books or published
> articles.

It was published and sold privately and really isn't worth your time. Modern-day unbalanced systems, such as K-O and Red 7 are just as strong and simple, and have all the documentation and support you need to employ them successfully.

> anything more up to date on the different
> casino rules or a list of the best places to
> play blackjack. Any help would be appreciated.

By all means, check out Trackjack on this very site!!

Don

> Very Respectfully,

> Justin

[Rouge Agent]

Additionally, if you must go to a level 2 or 3 unbalanced count check out www.extremebj.com. He has 2 systems close to the SS but IMO better. Dr. Brett Harris also has a terrific level 2 system which I would think would be great for 1 and 2 decks. Just my opinion based on the count values.

Rouge

[Rogue Agent]

[Don Schlesinger]

[Earl]

> I have been reading about the Uston SS
> unbalanced count system. However, I can't
> find the count in any books or published
> articles. Does anybody know where I can get
> the book or website that teaches the Uston
> SS (strong and simple) count. Also...I know
> the Verite blackjack program has the option
> to rate the casinos by their blackjack
> rules. My understanding is that this info
> comes from a publication from 1995. Is their
> anything more up to date on the different
> casino rules or a list of the best places to
> play blackjack.
> Any help would be appreciated.

> Very Respectfully,

> Justin

The Uston SS is just like the Red 7 but fives are counted as 3 and and nines -1. Hope this is what you were looking for.

[George I.]

> I have been reading about the Uston SS
> unbalanced count system. However, I can't
> find the count in any books or published
> articles. Does anybody know where I can get
> the book or website that teaches the Uston
> SS (strong and simple) count. Also...I know
> the Verite blackjack program has the option
> to rate the casinos by their blackjack
> rules. My understanding is that this info
> comes from a publication from 1995. Is their
> anything more up to date on the different
> casino rules or a list of the best places to
> play blackjack.
> Any help would be appreciated.

> Very Respectfully,

> Justin
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