Shameless Self-Promotion
My web site has a new look, stop by if you haven't visited before (or in a while) and let me know what you think.
--The Mayor
My web site has a new look, stop by if you haven't visited before (or in a while) and let me know what you think.
--The Mayor
My computer (Windows 98 with nothing unusual) has totally frozen up both times I've tried your site. I can't even click on the Las Vegas weather forecast.
In fact, I can't even close the window or do anything else. My only option is to crawl under my desk and hit the main power switch.
You don't have any pop-up ads that my usually reliable pop-up ad killer would be having trouble with, do you? Should I try disabling that first?
I've seen your site before; pretty good, though I could argue with some of your statements, such as to hit a multi-card 16 with a 4; it is correct to stand with such a hand.
when trying to run the simulator. Never fails. Have to reboot just like you. I gave up on the site.
1st impression good,keep trying.
I have no idea why that might be happening to you. It is tested and quite robust on win 98, 2000, ME, XP running IE 5.5+ or N 4.7+. Forget AOL, Opera, etc.
Sorry for your troubles with the C.C.C.
--Mayor
I'm using Win 98 with IE 6.0. I have tried for some time with a number of different configurations and always lock up. Never tried Netscape though. May give that a shot.
Nice site anyway. New look is very good... loads slow though, but I guess you know that! :)
i read your old site in full on several occasions-great content. the content on the new one seems to be the same-no? the natural pic is cool but the contrast of the black background with white print where you list your links hurts my eyes. your old site seemed to be better laid out and that yellow backgound with green type (i hope i'm remembering that right)was oh so soothing-keep up the good work.
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Internet Explorer 6.0 may be the culprit. I am on it too and forgot to mention it before.
It doesn't matter though, I think tracking is a bunch of nonesense anyway!
No one could possibly keep track of a small group of cards in a shoe game. Maybe in a one deck or two deck game, but not among all those cards in a shoe.
That's my opinion, anyway.
Looks good although i enjoyed the other version also. Just one question...why don't you update the playing conditions? I get CBJN so more curious than anything.
The only sources I have of playing conditions other than Scott Kister's free site are CBJN and TrackJack. I could order my own copies and post those conditions for free each month -- but that would be sort of a mean and evil thing to do, because it is a source of revenue for others.
As far as the shuffle tracker not working -- it requires a Swing Enabled browser (IE 5.5 or 6).
--Mayor
It's actually much easier to track slugs of cards in a bigger shoe, because the cards aren't shuffled anywhere near as thoroughly. (If they were, then the shuffles would take longer than the play!)
Just try to track a bunch of cards through a SD or DD hand shuffle, especially one that's riffles + strips, and you'll see exactly what I mean.
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