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Hi

I would need a basic strategy variations table for 6Deck, DA2, DAS, with early surrender. Can anybody point me to the right direction where i could find it online?

Also I'm interested in articles about shuffle tracking. The idea is simple and could be very useful, but I'm thinking how to implement it in real play? For example, I observed at the local casino dealer shuffeling a deck. Basically what i found out is follwing. If i would be able to track card portions going in the discard tray I would need to mark them A, B, C. In every deck that have beend dealt there are three portions, A, B and C. So discard tray according to my marknings would look like That - A,B,C,A,B,C,...and so on. After the cards have been shuffled the new shoe looks like that - A,B,C. each portion contains two decks. So when I would track the cards going in discard tray, how would i implement that in play? Logically I cut out the portion with most positive count. That means that for the rest of this shoe my balaced HI-Lo count system comes unbalanced. There is no problem there, rather it is - how much should i consider to be normal error. For sake of example let's say, that I manage with 90% accuracy to predict the true counts of portions A, B and C (before the dealer shuffles). and the counts are A TC=5, B TC=0 and C TC=(-5) I cut the deck from point betfeen A and B. then should I for example take TC -4 to be normal true count value and base my betting strategy on that? Or should i make it less or more?

PS: My native tonque is not english so please forgive if i made any big mistakes writing it and i hope you can follow my thoughts.

Deduska

Go to Ken Smith's board at this link, <http://www.blackjackinfo.com/>. Follow the prompts and input the rules you have and you will get a custom designed basic strategy for your game.

There isn't a lot out there for shuffle trackers, but you might want to consider purchasing George C.'s book, Shuffle-Tracking for Beginners, which is available from the Online Catalog on your left.

As for your English skills, they are better than my skills in any other language, which are nil. They are better than many of the posters I have seen whose native language is English. No apologies necessary.

Thank you for your reply, but I know the basic strategy already.
I'm looking for variations of the basic strategy with surrendering options. I already have most of the info. Mostly from here blackjack school section. The information I'm looking for is answer to follwing question. How does surrendering change based on true count. Somewhere in internet I found a table, that is said to be from Wong's Proffessional Blackjack it's almost what i was looking for, but it covers late surrendering, I'm looking one for early surrendering.

Deduska

Try Wong's Professional Blackjack It has a table for early surrender. What you saw posted on the web might have been his late surrender index numbers. His book as the early surrender numbers.