Statistical BlackJack Analyzer

Hi,
I have a serious question ask, but we must first assume this situation is real.

I am planning to play BlackJack in Casinos(not Internet Casinos), using a Statistical Blackjack Analyzer program, which might be hidden on me or not, like Keith Taft (I know this is illegal, but let us assume it is not).

I would like to know from your professional opinion, of all the various Statistical Blackjack Analyzer programs that is out there for sale, which one is the best on the market to use and why?

The Statistical Blackjack Analyzer program must be able to instantaneously provide me with the best playing strategy, betting strategy, and maybe insurance strategy.

By firstly setting the rules of the game at the given blackjack table, this program should compute the best play possible, by myself inputting the relevant cards and type that are dealt during the session.

I guess the program will calculate the running and true count, number of cards remaining in the deck(be it one or multiple decks), the cards type that is remaining in the deck, and all other calculations, that is too many for me to list.

Website bj21.com listed several programs as well as there is BJ 2021 from beejack.com, and SBA 5.5 from another provider, as well as others, but of all those programs which one is the best to use to playback in a Casino, that will provide me with the best chance to making a profit, by providing me with the best decision to make during each turn of play.

The software that you mention with the exception of BJ 2021 (which I am not familiar with) is not intended to tell you haow to play hands based on the removal of cards. They are high speed simulation software. They can run a billion hands of blackjack in a matter of seconds. This allows the astute player to simulate his playing strategy to find out his winrate and risk.

SBA and the other items you are describing are software packages for installing on a desk top personal computer or a laptop computer to run simulations to determine the results of long term play at games with specific rules and conditions and using specific betting and playing strategies. They simulate millions or billions of hands and make a long term determination of value. They are legal and not applicable to a real time game going on at a live table.

What Taft, Uston, and others used were hidden computers to evaluate live games to win at the table before laws were passed against them. They are considered "devices" and it is now a felony to use them in almost every jurisdiction in the world.

these programs are not "cheating aids". They are designed for a different purpose. Of course getting caught will land you in prison for quite a while. Why not just rob the casino instead. You will get more money.