can you track this?

need help folks,,
heres the shuffle,is it trackable or sequenceable?,,{im looking to say no on tracking,maybe on sequencing},,
two decks,,from the bottom,,a,b,c,and d.
d being the last cards from behind the cut card.
the whole shoe,out of discard rack,is split.
c,d on right,,
a,b on left...
then
b and d are married as one.
stripped five times,then married again.{then set aside.}
then
a nd c are married.
srtipped five times,
then,
married again.
the two halfs are then married{shuffled} as one.
shuffle complete.
cards are now cut ect.

anyone with info on this,can you send me tips?,,anything i should know
about it?,can i track it?,
i have some findings but will wait before i make them public.
if you answer no,will you be courteous and explain why?,,,
thank you again.

But not everything is worth your time. Hopefully no one who is good enough to track competantly is stupid enough to give you a good response on this board.

Math Boy

"Hopefully no one who is good enough to track competantly is stupid enough to give you a good response on this board."
Very well put!
@^)
Call me paranoid, but I find the timing of "Kaman's" query so soon after the thread started by "Paddyboy" to be a little suspicious. But then I am the most paranoid counter around.
@^D
To Kaman/Paddyboy:
In the event that you are not a casino troll, then please accept my apology. But try to understand:
If someone were to inquire about a shuffle here, and if that shuffle were worthwhile to trackers, and if someone were to reply and tell them how to track it accurately, don't you think that the countless casino trolls that slither around this page (Sorry I couldn't help myself!) would all quickly check the shuffle routine at their casino and if it matched their's, they'd make the necessary changes? Absolutely.
The result would be that yet another good, trackable shuffle would be lost permanently.
@^(
(Almost makes me cry, just thinking about it!)
Even if the casino you're asking about was located in "San Ecuarico" or some other obscure locale, where the pit doesn't use the internet, if another casino somewhere else in the world was using that same shuffle, they would immediately stop. That could result in a loss of a lot of profit for some tracker who had worked hard to analyze and map it out.
@^(
With the internet, everything is local.
Give it some thought, and I am sure to see why no one of any legitmacy is going to respond with an answer.
@^/
If you take the time to learn to track, you can then answer this for yourself, and will no longer need others to tell you. Besides, to be able exploit viably trackable situations, you are going to have to be able to do your own tracking.
(Just ask Johnny Bravo!)
Take care,
@^)
Cyclops

As long as they strip the decks five times. If they strip six times, it would be impossible.

no,im not a casino employee.Yes,i know how to track.
for the rest of you,taking advantage of a legitimate question,
to try and show your intellectual prowess thru written word,is what really makes the forum a losers haven.
im sure the cliques that are so obvios on this forum will
all post huge strings of comebacks and jokes,
but thats to be expected.
as for casino personell seeking out posters,
why dont they just track all the counting books from the public library.names and adresses,the whole works.
if you cant answer a tech question,
quit trying to impress others with your "wisdom and insight"
it makes you all look imbasillic.
jeezuz christ people.

once again, an honest answer form a straight up person!.i always liked your posts sotsog,disagreed with a few,but,you answers and views are always well thought out and intelligent.thanks again.

If you actually knew shuffle tracking like you said you did in your previous post, you would realize what a bunch of nonsense my answer was. Good Luck in all your Casino Adventures.

I've found more BJ thruth behind his post seosoned with his
inveterated ironies and/or jokes, than behind 95% of the so
called "serious ones". By the way, I'm a fan of his "Super de luxe
betting progression 1-1-1..... and always one".
Believe me @^ Cyclops, very difficult to improve!

Regards
Z