One of the BJ mysteries

One of the BJ mysteries that the books authors wouldn�t tell you is that you got to play all your life to even come close to the mathematical expectation in this game. When the count is positive and the advantage turns on your side you�ve got to bet as much as possible within your bankroll. Even if you lose 100 hands in a row just keep betting big if the count is positive. If you get a hard 16 or a BJ makes no difference as long as you bet big on positive counts. Even if you lose all your money makes no difference. Don�t you ever worry because you�ve played your hands correctly. Keep betting big as long as the count is positive. Get more money next week and bet again even if you keep losing don�t you ever worry. You are an advantage pro player that eventually will make it. Bet big on positive and you�ve got made!

Idiot

EVERY TIME !

to couple dumb luck with smart play than dumb luck with poor play. Conversevely, I'd prefer to be damn unlucky knowing that I made the correct plays than to be damn unlucky coupled with poor play.

I hope I haven't dumbed down myself too far with the content of this post. Maybe someone here might just get the simple logic of my above statements, and, ding, ding, ding, bells, whistles, and a lightbulb will converge for the less than brilliant.

Telescopic

I'd prefer dumb luck all day long than NO luck with master play.
I'm playing for money not for glory. If you want to be a loser master player,......., be my guest! Lose you bankroll while being brilliant.

Vaseline

I'd prefer dumb luck all day long

If you have a reliable way of achieving this option, let me know. Until then, you are in the same boat as the rest of us.

....why your "bad Luck" has lasted for so many years, and you have just about broke even (your claim, not mine) and why so many of us who don't just rely on "dumb luck" have done so much better for an extended time?
The proof is in the pudding, Frank.
Anything can happen in the short run, but after all the years you have supposedly been playing, with the results you've had, it should be clear to anyone that your "system" doesn't work.
Or at least it should be clearly evident to anyone with a reasonable amount of smarts.
Get help soon Frank,
Cyclops

Thirty three years of good fortune with high value dollar, against
35 and counting with a worthless dollar still is a great imbalance.
The strange thing that it was ALL games-gone. I would rather be
lucky than good any time.