DeepNet Technologies is a company that has created some great blackjack training and simulation programs for Palm Pilots. We have a review of their products at: http://64.71.133.211/ads/deepnet/deepnet_review.html
Hope you enjoy.
David
I've been looking for some good programs for my handheld and glad to see a company making some BlackJack training tools.
I have a Pocket PC, and what I really would like is a program like SBA to evaluate a game, spreads, risk of ruin and generate indexes. Much easier to take a Pocket PC with me everywhere instead of a laptop :-) Don't see this available yet, but hopefully it will be someday. The new Pocket PCs are actually quite fast (usuall 216Mhz processors) so they should have plenty of oomf to do sims on the road. Palm Pilots, on the other hand, are still rather slow for sim purposes.
No kidding! What the hell is the bottom line, though? What is this analyzing the "finer aspect of the game" will do to a gambler? Turn him into a winner when he has no clue of the larger picture?
Would analyzing the muscles of a racing horse give a better result in the horse race? Think about it and let me know.
"I leave a table when I lose 4 hands in a row especially when most are caused by dealers strong hands. I leave a table when after a 20-30 minutes play, I am not going forward by any means. One important thing is also notice how the players at any given table are faring before you settle down. No appreciable chips at the table and unhappy faces tell the story."
Posted by WSD on progression page.
Yeah, could you give me some more genius advice?
Sit at a hot dealer's and keep counting instead waiting for your sim result for one million hands to take hold? If that's what you like go ahead do that... But, don't try to discredit others who have different strategies.
If you were a genuine poster, you wouldn't fake who you are!
Hi:
Interesting idea... I hadn't thought of doing that! Blackjack Audit, my currently available simulator for Windows, could be ported to PocketPC (Palm OS is not possible, though, due to lack of horse power).
Would anyone else find this useful... a Blackjack simulator for testing strategies 'on the go' on a PocketPC?
Dan Pronovost
DeepNet Technologies
- Author of Blackjack Mentor, Blackjack Counter, Blackjack Expert, and Blackjack Audit
