KO software

I've heard this is the place to poat AP questions so I'm giving it a try. I recently decided to learn to count. After looking into it I chose KO as my system, bought the book and some recommended software to practice with. Here's my problem; the software I bought was Blackjack 6 7 8 but I can't seem to get it configured with my normal rules/spread. Anyone ever use this software? What am I doing wrong? (No fair saying using KO instead of Hi-Low.)

Doghand - nice seeing you again.

Forget 6 7 8....Knock-Out BlackJack Training Camp Version 2.0, can be found at

https://store.kagi.com/cgi-bin/store.cgi?storeID=A3P&& (or do a google for it)

It's a nice little software made specifically for KO...

If you're really serious about your game, you should look into CVBJ by qfit.com.

Hope this helps.

Regards,
PM

Again, do not buy the KO-specific software. I did, it's a complete joke--ask me how I know. They claim to offer support--they do not: never responded to any of my emails.

Buy CVBJ from Qfit: CVBJ is the best practice software bar none. It also has the best support out there: Norm will almost always get back to you the same day. Buy it--you will not be disappointed. Incidentally, its creator (Norm Wattenberger) contributed some 80 pages to Don Schlesinger's Blackjack Attack, 3rd Edition (which is also a must buy).

it's a complete joke--ask me how I know.

I gave him an "out" if he didn't want to spend or couldn't afford the extra $$ for CVBJ. If you read my post, I highly recommend CVBJ over any other, but since he uses KO, for the money, you can't do better in getting a software for that count.

Yes, it has some glitches in it, but you're only paying $30 for crying out loud.

If he's serious, he'll pick up CVBJ, but if he's getting started and budgeting, KO is a good little software to start with...

Now, if you know something that I don't, I'd like to hear it.

Regards,
PM

It's just besides the glitches, they promise support and they never responded to numerous emails--frustration exactly when you don't need it!

Best regards,

A.L.F.