BJStrike blackjack software, new release

I have just released a new version of BJStrike blackjack simulation and practice software. BJStrike runs natively on Linux, Max OS X, Windows and Unix operating systems.
For information and demo versions please visit:
http://www.dftsimulab.com/bjstrike/

Major new features in version 2.5:

• A new card counting practice module has been added including playing decision, betting and back-counting practice and various flash card drills. Play one or multiple hands under all the strategy and betting options available in the regular simulation engine.


• The graphical user interface has now been fully ported for Mac OS X in addition to Linux, Windows, Solaris.


• A lot more betting options for camouflage betting and multiple hand wong-in, wong-out have been added.


• Several more user templates and examples for various applications have been added. BJStrike comes with a 120 page reference manual that describes the methodologies used and all the options in detail.


• If there is need for some additional feature currently not supported, let me know and I will consider adding that in any final build. Although there are hundreds of options available that can be combined in many ways, it's impossible to foresee all special analyses and reports that may be needed.


• For demo purpose, I have set up a server for free on-line simulation for HI-LO for just a subset of simulator options at:
  http://www.dftsimulab.com/bjstrike/simulation/main.html (This open server job submission system is currently experimental)

can they read the results?

Typically, on a sever, every access and type of operation (read, status, registration) is stored together with user information in a server log file. However, the results of a simulation is not stored unless you specifically set up the server software to archive the results.

For the Bjstrike on-line server, I have set it up to store the set-up file generated for simulation in cases there is an error for diagnosis purpose so I can potentially recreate and read the results of a simulation in case an error message was generated.

/Karl D