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Thread: cyclone: handheld BJ

  1. 10-01-2004, 01:23 PM #1
    cyclone
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    cyclone: handheld BJ

    Hey everyone. I just wanted to preface this by thanking you all for providing such a rich resource on the game of BJ, and most of all for keeping it alive.
    So, for various reasons I'd like to get one of the handheld electronic BJ games I've seen around. Can anyone give me any advice on that decision? I've been studying out of The World's Greates BJ Book for 6 months or so and recently managed to win some money at Womacks in Cripple Creek, CO. If I wasn't hooked before I definitely am now, but carrying around 4 decks to practice with gets messy in a hurry.
    How realistic a game do they offer?
    Are there any that help you practice a particular counting scheme?
  2. 10-01-2004, 08:01 PM #2
    SpiderMan
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    SpiderMan: Do u use the Hi-Opt I? *NM*

  3. 10-02-2004, 09:07 AM #3
    cyclone
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    cyclone: Re: Do u use the Hi-Opt I?

    Yeah. I'm still fine tuning my BS tho. I was hoping to get a handheld game that is as realistic as possible. So I can use it for more than practicing BS.

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