A while back you were playing all against shoes heads up and suggested others to do the same. When I asked why do you use this strategy and recommended not playing all,you never answered. So I assumed you didn't care for my suggestion and chose not to comment.
Anyway I think you made a good decision by refusing to play all against shoes.
against shoes, in fact I played only single and double deck games exclusively until late last year. Playall against shoes is a horrible idea....however appearing to playall (to the casino) is good.
As always, a short post of yours is worth five long ones from somebody else.
Dont want you to think I'm making up stories. Here's some of your advice posted in June.
"Most important to your win rate is to play heads up as much as possible and play FAST! Look for casinos that are tolerant of your action and fire it up. You will make more money at a fast decent game where you can spread big than at a crowded theoretically fantastic game but is highly protected forcing lots of camouflage. (HINT: Single Deck isn't always the best play and Double Deck is usually the worst game)"
Playing heads up isn't the same thing as playing all. However, a heads-up player might be able to play several shoes without reaching the point where he would walk away due to the count, if he is lucky. If one is in a good heads-up game with a fast dealer, he might adjust his exit point downward a tad, knowing that hands per hour is worth quite a bit. Generally, it is hard to get heads-up play for long at any rate.
and the post you reprinted doesn't have play-all anywhere in it.
Heads up is best for reasons of increased speed and card eating considerations...not to mention that it allows for the count to move more gradually upward and downward enabling less jerky bet ramps.
