teams?

Im a college student, and have spent the last six months teaching myself to count cards. I use the level two, ace reckoned mentor count, and additionally have read at least dozen different books about blackjack. I can count down a deck in less than 25 seconds, and can play pretty accurately with the sweet 16 indices and fab four surrenders. I was wondering if anybody knew of teams out there who needed spotters? I have the skills, my problem is my bankroll (about 2 grand), enough to make about 10 bucks an hour with a 10% RoR (1-10 spread). I have the whole summer ahead of me to play blackjack. Any suggestions?

I was wondering if anybody knew of teams out there who needed spotters.

I don't think you'll find many teams that still use that approach.

find a lady that can take care of you.

Why don't you try something with a higher edge than counting? It's pretty tough to meet anyone with any credibility in the world of advantage play until you yourself have some credibility. As such, it's challenging to get involved with a legitimate team when you have zero experience and no contacts. Given that, you're going to need to do better than the meager edge to variance ratio you get from counting in order to build your bankroll up from $2,000... unless, of course, you can live with $10/hour.

I'm also a newbie counter (ten months) with a small bankroll. My answer was to team with a friend of mine simply sharing a bankroll. We generally go together, but not always, and we share all wins and losses. It doubles our bankroll and seems to be diversifying our risk fairly well (so far). Time will tell if we make it to the long run, but if we were each playing separately, we'd both have broken our banks by now. Obviously, you'd need to find someone with skill who you trust implicitly, which limits your options.