Red Sevens Strategy??

Okay, I've been searching all over the place and haven't been able to find anything.

I'm fairly new to counting and have been using the hi/lo, but predictably have been making a lot of mistakes in the casinos, since I'm newer to counting... losing the count between hands, not doing true conversions fast enough to bet and play optimally, etc.

Anyway, a friend recommended I switch to red sevens, especially since BJ is more of a hobby and a challenge for me rather than something I can devote a ton of time to or plan to make a living off (I'm a poker player by trade).

Anyway, my question: where are the details for red sevens, the strategy numbers, theory, etc??? I found an excellent explanation of it by Snyder on his site (bjfonline.com) a few weeks ago, but then lost the link, and have been unable to find it again either navigating through his site, searching the web for links, or even looking for a link to it in a forum. Does anyone have this, or any other, URL that would be helpful? Any books even? 'Blackbelt in Blackjack' isn't even in print anymore, although I've heard from a reliable source that Cardoza will be publishing it again soon, like they've done for so many other out of print classics (Brunson's Super/System comes first to mind).

Anyway, thanks!

grapes

If you are a rec player and are after a running count system go with KO, not Red 7's. KO is more accurate with Max bet out. 7's is better if you are going to back count.

Thanks for the link to Snyder's online archive. I have added it to the list of blackjack resources on my site.

Just another hitchhiker in search of my lost guide to the galaxy... ;-)

The KISS Count from Blackjack Bluebook II is another single level unbalanced count, but is structured in greater detail than KO or Red 7 with regard to betting schedules, basic strategy departures, etc. It uses all positive numbers for its IRC and key counts.