How about Insurance in a tight count?

Now, I assume that the other players are average and you convinced yourself from past plays that they are not counters. They are the average �Joe the family man� having fun in Vegas on Labor Day and ready for family and friends barbeque.

When you have a close call for Insurance like let�s say the TC is a little over +2 but probably not yet at +3 and you are playing in a face down game (single or double decks) where you cannot see the other players cards. If any of the other players are taking insurance is probably not indicated for you to take it. However, if nobody is taking insurance, probably is the correct time to take insurance for yourself.

Most of the players will take �even money� on their BJs and most of the time will insure a TT vs. A The majority believe that the insurance in BJ is like �car insurance�. They want to protect a potentially winning hand. So, if they insure most of the time they will do it when they have big cards in their hands. In this instance the count will drop and obviously you will not insure. On the other hand if they do not insure, probably they do not hold a big hand and most of the time the count will require an insurance.

Didn�t you notice that when you buy Insurance and nobody lese is doing it and the dealer flips his BJ most of the time the other players have garbage hands and most of the time not many Ts in their hands? Probably some small pairs or soft hands.

Puiu

Dave Matthews tries his best to keep it civil, and I thank him for his efforts trying to track down one harrasser that I found out about on a security information board through google.com (it was while googling through one of your posts). But you should be thankful that he has been busy, with you continuing to plaggerize and post here your grabs.

When you next hear a knock on a door it may not be from having the TV turned up and watching a Three's Company rerun on Nick at Night, and hearing the intro.

Internet plaggerism is a serious crime!

How do you google puiu ?

Step (1) open a second browser window.

Step(2) type-in google.com into the second browser window.

Step (3) find a Puiu post in your original browser window.

Step (4) Click on phrases posted by Puiu that seem to be familiar.

Step (5) drag the Puiu passages to the search window, at google.com

Step (6) Click on the various matches by clicking on the hyperlink at google.com where you read a cache of the search results.

Step (7) In cases where the Puiu passage has exact matches--which happens about 90% of thetime--open a third window at google.com to search "how to report internet plaggerism."

Step (8) Drag from the window that has the Puiu post the phrases that match phrases from where Puiu stole the material in question.

Step (9) Type in the report internet plaggersim window, for the site that you think is most effect--you may live in Canada, one of the EU nations, Russia, or etc., and each country is different--and say "this is what Puiu posted," include the time window from here, and drag over from the google.com results, and label them, "this is where this material was previously posted."

Step (10) Close the windows and wait for responses.

Look forward to the day Puiu is busted!