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when is someone going to invent a count strictly for this game with indices.their is alot of talk about what people should do on certain hands but no definitive strategy.have any of the experts tried to devise a count for this game and how would i go about doing it.where is peter griffin when you need him.to bad i cant contact him at the big bj game in the sky.is the even money on bj just to much to overcome.stanford any opinions.
For blackjack without the blackjack bonus. You can adjust or interpolate between those EORs, and the usual EORs, to get pretty damn close to the exact EORs for having a 2 to 1 payment 1/4 of the time and 1 to 1 otherwise. Then you will probably want to go to instructions on how to find BE and PE, so here goes another suggestion to view Blackjack Therapy on the counting systems board of bjrnet.com
Now go over the suggestions that Grifter has for strategies. Understand that there is a very good reason those who have gone over this are reluctant to hold your hand: it can ruin a good thing!!!
Now that you have some ideas on how to rate which counts are best, you probably have noticed how Hi Opt I and II, and McCarvey's Zen 3 are very good for this game, as well as the Victor APC (a suprisingly simple level 3 count).
That should be enough to go on. Reread the above on the sensitive nature of this; those doing the doing just want to hold back a bit except for those serious and dedicated enough to do most of this on their own. If conditions stabalize then maybe there will be more transparent information forthcoming.
Hence you get no hand-holding for now!
can i still use this type of count for the game.i never heard of those other counts.how long have they been around.is the zen 3 unbalanced or is it snyder's count with +3 for 5.what is a EOR?so you are saying it is a beatable game,but no one wants to spoil a heat free game.wizardofodds has the basic strategy-can i use sba to get indices
Go to the bjrnet.com count systems board for an explanation that includes EORs from my Blackjack Therapy. Zen 3 check with McCarvey in his Aces and Faces book.
