I have "Playing Blackjack as a Business" by Lawrence Revere. Old I know. Wondering why people don't use Revere much anymore? Also I used to have the Revere Point Count Playing Strategy chart for the 4-Deck/6 deck game (can't remember) but have lost it. (The single deck numbers are in his book and I sent away for the multideck game but long time ago and lost it). Wondering if anybody could give me the indices.
... will work just fine for any #decks. The betting strategy w/ topBet of 6u-6u will also work in 6D games, provided that you walk away from true-counts that drop below -3 or so. BUT do NOT rely on the published BR advice - you need at least 600u to comfortably count @ 6D. G
it is even better. You can call the Ace -1 instead of -2 and then you have the Unbalanced Zen II (George C.'s invention). Or you can go the other direction and count the 5 as +3,not +2, then you have one of Brett Harris's unbalanced counts which is also excellent.
For 1 or 2 decks, Revere's Point Count is still one of the best balanced counts out there. For 6 decks or more, I like an unbalanced count better cause it's easier,and more accurate for betting decisions.
AB
you're right to use the rpc...next to wong's halves, it's the best multiple deck count. chambliss' books, playing bj in a.c. & fundamentals of 21, contain the multideck index numbers.
