Are you a K-O counter near Davis, California?

Hi,

If you are a proficient Knock-Out counter and want to earn some bucks, you are welcome to join my team. You count for me in the 6-deck shoes and I will make big bets. We share the winnings on good days and I absorb all the losses on bad days. You only need to bring a small bankroll to cover your own bets (min: $25; max: $75, or lower if you can't afford it). Your skill is the most important.

If you are interested in the details, please send me an e-mail at anonymous95129@yahoo.com.

TJ

You count for me in the 6-deck shoes and I will make big bets. We share the winnings on good days and I absorb all the losses on bad days.

Consider the following results:

Day 1: + 100
Day 2: - 90
Day 3: + 100
Day 4: - 90
Day 5: + 100
Day 6: - 90
Day 7: + 100
Day 8: - 90
Day 9: + 100
Day 10: - 90

Total: +500 -450 = +50

Player share: 500/2 = 250
Your share : 500/2 - 450 = -200

Read BJA for a better way to manage a team.

Panama,

Thank you for your comments. I'll follow the team play model of "Blackjack for Blood", page 187. For a 3-day trip, I take 65% of the winnings on a lucky trip and I accept all the losses on an unlucky trip. I guess this should be fair. I expect to win 3 trips out of 4.

TJ

If you are interested in team play, you don't have to use Knock-Out, although it has higher precedence over other systems in my team.

Please contact me (anonymous95129@yahoo.com) if you are interested.

TJ

The closest Indian Casino to Davis is Cache Creek off Route 16 and the tables are generally crowded (so forget table hopping or wonging). Your next closest casino is Thunder Valley off Route 65, and that is a rip-off joint with CSMs. Then you got Colusa off Route 45, which has half of its bj tables open. If you recall, the rules are 6D with Hit 17, meaning the house edge of the top is 60 - 70 basis points and your bet spread of $25 to $75 is too small to overcome the game.

Good luck.

I've got to agree with forking. I live in norcal and refuse to play in Indian casinos. I haven't come across one in California that had a playable game. I did play in one in Washington with playable conditions.