Can someone please explain Ace Tracking

Is it identifying other cards near the Aces to act as indicators that an Ace is about to show up? Is there more to it than this?

The only type of ace tracking I know of is keeping track of the number of aces played, and you can do so by moving your feet, hands, chips, whatever to different positions to signify the number of aces play, ie thumb and index finger touching on left hand might mean 3 aces played so far.

Hope that is what you meant

It's a case of remembering sequences of cards which culminate in an Ace and knowing the effects of shuffles on their placement when next dealt.

The best method of doing this for more than an Ace at a time is to get some sort of memory training.

There are online courses available. Type in 'memory improvement' in your search engine and see what it gives you. You don't have to spend money on a book or tape course, the information you need is all available free.

It's well worth doing although last time I posted similar info it didn't get any intelligent response. The only effective Ace Tracker(ess) I knew used the memory techniques you'll find in these courses.

It's a powerful tool once mastered and well worth the time spent.

because you remember a sequence of cards that will be dealt before the ace. Bonne chance, you'll need it. PV

Is it identifying other cards near the Aces to act as indicators that an Ace is about to show up? Is there more to it than this?

Thats a good one-sentence description but quite a lot more than that is involved. The proximity of aces to target cards is a function of the shuffle-game selection is very important, you are looking for a dealer who is either performing few riffles or riffling grossly.

Ace location (don't use "tracking", it gets confused with keep side-counts of aces) is a relatively unexplored science. You might try looking at my Get the Edge At Blackjack for a comprehensive introduction to the subject.

Look for cards that have a diagonal bend. That is the bangers idea I posted on, caused by the dealer being rough with insertions into the peek reader guides. Now if the peek device has different positions for aces or tens up, you will have DIFFERENT diagaonals for aces and tens. That diagonal also can cause different wear points to appear that are visible from the sides of the cards in a pitch game.

There are some of the ace trackers who will write down the 3 key cards that preceed the ace and wait for the next shoe == glancing at their logs
In htis manner you can trace 3-4 sequences- I might be best to key when you see 2to 3 aces appear on a round.
The hard part is predicting where the ace will fall -- that is why most will go to two hands
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