Counting software

Hi There,

Is there a good software available (free or to be purchased) that can held me improve my counting skills? A tutotrial per se!

Casino V�rit� Blackjack from qfit.com is a must for practicing various aspects of play.

When you guys say CV Suite..does that include CVCX (simulator) as well? Or is that just the CVBJ practice software?

How does the Wong's BJ analyzer compare? Is the analyzer a combination of both CVBJ and CVCX?

Thanks

AMT44,

If you visit the link shown below, you can see the orders page for QFIT. The package deals are especially attractive.

On the software itself, CVBJ is the practice software, where you can actually play BJ, and the computer tells you how you do. You get to pick the counting system, the betting schedule, the house rules and limits, the speed of play, etc. The software tells you whenever your play contradicts your system/schedule. CVBJ also includes drills to practice counting and to recall index numbers.

CVCX is a simple simulator, but don't think that this means it isn't powerful. Most users will find that CVCX is the only simulator they need. In other threads here recently I've run a few sims for you using CVCX.

CVData is used to perform complex simulations, especially with side bets. CVData can also be used to develop new index numbers and entirely new counting systems.

Take a look at QFIT's pages. Also, don't hesitate to contact the owner, Norm, with any questions you might have. He's extremely helpful!

Hope this helps!

Dog Hand

Ive used this software sometime ago and thought the drills were great and felt that the drills were much better than qfit's in terms of just drills, which is what smart cards is. Problem is that youll be hard pressed to find this software anymore. I think i picked mine up from the gamblers bookstore some years ago.

Hi guys,

I play outside the USA, where games are half shoed. So, card counting does not work for me anymore. So, I�d like to put some efforts and time in learning to track shuffles.

Would you kindly recommend any shuffle tracking software?

Any comments on CVShuffle by QFIT or Shuffle Tracking Tools (Shuffle Trak 2000) by Mesa Verde?

Any response will be appreciated.

Blackjack Rookie