I've just purchased a subscription to CBJN, and now have access to TrackJack. How accurate/complete is TrackJack in comparison to CBJN. Keep in mind that I ordered CBJN FirstClass Mail and have not received my first issue yet, but have been checking out TrackJack lately.
... but CBJN remains the standard-bearer, the 'Zagutz guide' of BJ conditions. G
I have the same subscription and access to both. Cbjn has been around a long time and has a lot serious information and interaction from all the pros. I am a begginer and I felt track jack is an excellent medium for timely info...if people cooperate and communicate. The real problem is trust in this new service. I will try both this year and see how it goes. There is a listed discount for new users of track jack and i got in on the $49 price of cbjn. This year's play win vs loss and use of both services will tell.
I do not believe that is possible for an advantage player to have too much information. The more different independent sources one has available to gather information from, the better.
TrackJack is in it's infancy, and will improve with time. Perhaps it's biggest advantage is being in the form of a database that can be searched with a wide variety of criteria. You can look for a specific type of game within a specific area, or worldwide. You can make the search as specific or as broad as you like. And of course, the information can be continuously updated.
CBJN is the established standard against which others are judged. It has been around a while, and has established a justified reputation for accuracy. CBJN is what you stuff in your bag as you are packing for a trip, or study intently as you are planning one.
I certainly plan to take advantage of both services, and I imagine most other serious players will do the same.
